lager :beer:
Install: pip install lager
Logging library based off of loguru (pip install loguru).
Why not just use loguru?
- Lager is a better pun
- Lager is really a utility pack for loguru
BTW: Loguru is an amazing lib. Check it out: https://github.com/Delgan/loguru
Usage:
from lager import LOG, lager, LAGER, log, logger # All the same object
LOG.info("info")
2022-07-21 08:38:20.263 | INFO | __main__:<cell line: 3>:3 - info
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