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Ipyllogger

[SCHOOL PROJECT - PYTHON BASICS] | Minimum Python package to write logs in a file

Installation

pip install ipyllogger

Tests

make test

Usage

from ipyllogger import Logger
from ipyllogger import level

logger = Logger()

# Log an error
logger.log("Hello World", level.ERROR)

# Log a warning
logger.log("Hello World", level.WARNING)

# Get all errors logs
print(logger.get_logs(level.ERROR))

# Get all warnings logs
print(logger.get_logs(level.WARNING))

License

MIT

Contributors

Project Director

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