hibiki-logger 1.0.1

Production logging with console, database, and Discord notification support

Hibiki Logger

Production logging with console, database, and Discord notification support.

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Features

• Console logging (human-readable or JSON)
• Database logging via SQLAlchemy (async, non-blocking)
• Discord webhook notifications for errors
• Request context support (user_id, path, method)
• Separate log level thresholds for console, DB, and Discord

Installation

pip install hibiki-logger

Quick start

Console only

from hibiki_logger import configure_logging, get_logger

configure_logging(namespace="myapp")
logger = get_logger("myapp.service")
logger.info("Ready")

Add Discord notifications

Set the LOG_DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL environment variable — no code changes needed.

Add database logging

Uses SQLAlchemy. Call setup_db_logging() after your DB is ready, passing your existing session_maker and a log model created with create_log_model:

from hibiki_logger import setup_db_logging
from hibiki_logger.models import create_log_model

Log = create_log_model(Base)
setup_db_logging(session_maker=session_maker, log_model=Log, namespace="myapp")

The log table must exist before logging starts. The expected schema:

Column	Type	Nullable
id	VARCHAR(36) primary key	no
level	VARCHAR(20)	no
message	TEXT	no
logger_name	VARCHAR(255)	no
user_id	VARCHAR(36)	yes
path	VARCHAR(255)	yes
method	VARCHAR(10)	yes
trace	TEXT	yes
created_at	TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE	yes

If you use Alembic or another migration tool, generate a migration after calling create_log_model(Base). Otherwise, create it directly:

async with engine.begin() as conn:
    await conn.run_sync(Base.metadata.create_all)

Not using SQLAlchemy? Use the raw DDL from from hibiki_logger.models import LOG_TABLE_SQL.

Configuration

Variable	Default	Description
LOG_DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL	(none)	Discord webhook URL
LOG_TABLE_NAME	log	Database table name for log entries
LOG_DB_MIN_LEVEL	WARNING	Minimum level saved to DB
LOG_DISCORD_MIN_LEVEL	ERROR	Minimum level sent to Discord
ENV	development	Set to production for JSON output and ERROR-only console level

Namespace

Only loggers whose names start with the namespace receive DB and Discord handlers:

get_logger("myapp.api")     # DB + Discord handlers
get_logger("other.module")  # console only

Use extra_loggers to include third-party loggers:

configure_logging(namespace="myapp", extra_loggers=["uvicorn", "fastapi"])

Request context

from hibiki_logger import add_context_to_logger

logger = add_context_to_logger(get_logger("myapp.users"), user_id="123", path="/api/users", method="POST")
logger.error("User creation failed")

API reference

Function	Description
configure_logging(namespace, extra_loggers=None)	Configure console + Discord. Call once at startup.
setup_db_logging(session_maker, log_model, namespace)	Enable DB logging. Call after DB is ready.
get_logger(name)	Get a logger; DB/Discord handlers auto-attached if name matches namespace.
add_context_to_logger(logger, user_id, path, method)	Wrap a logger with request context.
async log_to_db(level, message, logger_name, ...)	Manually log to DB.
async log_to_discord(level, message, logger_name, ...)	Manually send to Discord.
async log_error(error, logger_name, ...)	Log an exception with traceback to DB.

Framework integration

FastAPI — call both functions inside your lifespan handler:

@asynccontextmanager
async def lifespan(app: FastAPI):
    configure_logging(namespace="app", extra_loggers=["uvicorn", "fastapi"])
    setup_db_logging(session_maker=async_session_maker, log_model=Log, namespace="app")
    yield

Django — call configure_logging() in settings.py.

Flask — call configure_logging() at app initialization.

Troubleshooting

Logs not appearing in database — verify setup_db_logging() was called, the logger name matches the namespace, and LOG_DB_MIN_LEVEL allows the level.

Discord notifications not sending — verify LOG_DISCORD_WEBHOOK_URL is set and LOG_DISCORD_MIN_LEVEL allows the level.

License

MIT