lo3 0.3.0a0

Faster logger than python native logging package.

MH370

better logger for python

Performance of existing packages

Setup:
Computer - Apple Macbook air M1
Operating system - iOS Sonama 14.6.1
Python version - 3.12.6

1000 iterations

Package	time taken
without any logger	0.001s
logging	2.11s
loguru	15.19s
structlog	9.81s
lo3 v0.2	2.84s
lo3 v0.3	0.41s

10,000 iterations

Package	time taken
without any logger	0.01s
logging	21.14s
loguru	154.53s
structlog	62.62s
lo3 v0.2	28.59s
lo3 v0.3	3.98s

250,000 iterations

Package	time taken
logging	522.20
lo3 v3	101.39

Without a doubt every logger has it's own set of overhead in the code performance. Let's see whether I can improve this. RustLogger gave a whopping ~80% performance improvement in both high and low volume testing.

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Lo3 v0.3.0

Optimized rust code a bit to reduce redundant unwanted operations,

• Instead of opening file for every entry, now it is being done for once, at instantiation of the Logger
• Replaced += with push_str to append the logs
• BufWriter to reduce number of system calls
• built the package with maturin develop --release

Primliminary scope (No change)

• Adds log to file
• Provides info, warn, debug and error methods to log.

Performance

• Without parameters
  • 1000 iterations - 0.41s
  • 10,000 iterations - 3.98s
• With four parameters
  • 1000 iterations - 0.95s
  • 10,000 iterations - 9.53s

Yay! :tada:! Reached the level of python native logger. Will be working on adding features and optimising code in a better way. :nerd_face:

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Lo3 v0.2.0

I know, bad naming. But primary version of unoptimised logger written with Rust.

Primliminary scope

• Adds log to file
• Provides info, warn, debug and error methods to log.

Performance

• 1000 iterations - 14.24s
• 10,000 iterations - 161.64s

Not as expected, but have to explore opportunities in optimising rust code, as the current implementation is very crude.