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goodlogging

This logging package provides some additional functionality to command line utilities allowing for good-looking terminal displays. These include:

  • Easy indentation of displayed lines

  • Configurable verbosity levels

  • Optional identifying tags on every message

  • Easily trigger ERROR or FATAL messages (where fatal exits the program)

  • Input method for getting user response from the command line

  • Add consistent seperators or newlines to the displayed output

Requirements

This is a python package and requires the following:

  • Python 3.4+

Installation

Install using pip:

$ pip install goodlogging

Requests, Issues, Bugs or Suggestions

Add any feature requests, issues, bugs or suggestions here: https://github.com/davgeo/goodlogging/issues

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