logEZ 0.0.3

A simple(r) logger for Python

logEZ

Make logging easy in your applications! Use this simple library to easily use logs in any of your applications.

How to run

from logEZ import MyLogger

logger = MyLogger()

MyLogger()

The init method of class MyLogger takes four default arguments. log_file_name, logging_level, disable_console_logs and disable_file_logs

The default values are

log_file_name="logEZ.log",
logging_level="INFO",
disable_console_logs=False,
disable_file_logs=False

• log_file_name

  You can specify the file name of your log file here.

• logging_level

  You can specify the default logging level of your logs.

  It can be INFO, DEBUG, WARNING, ERROR or CRITICAL

• disable_console_logs

  This disables the console logging of your logs, if set True.

• disable_file_logs

  This disables the file logging of your logs, if set True.

Methods

Once you have an object initialized, you can use the following methods.

• setLoggingLevel(level): To change the logging level after initializing MyLogger(). (Refer logging_level under MyLogger() for levels)
• myDebug(str): To print a debug log. Accepts string input.
• myInfo(str): To print an info log. Accepts string input.
• myWarn(str): To print a warning log. Accepts string input.
• myError(str, exc_info[Optional]): To print an error log. Accepts string input. If exc_info is set True, it appends complete execution information along with the log string.
• myCrit(strm exc_info[Optional]): To print an error log. Accepts string input. If exc_info is set True, it appends complete execution information along with the log string.
• myExcept(str): To print an exception log. Accepts string input.

Change Log

0.0.1 (05/08/2022)

• First Release
• Removed requirements.txt
• Removed logging from install_requires

0.0.2 (05/08/2022)

Fixing project directory name

0.0.3 (05/08/2022)

Updated code with method name fix and logging level method. Added How to use with complete method definition in readme.