logbind
Easily bind new fields into your logger instances.
# Original logger
logger = logging.getLogger('a')
logger.info('Hello')
logger = logbind.bind(logger, id=12345)
logger.info('Hello') # <- This logrecord has an extra field "id"
logger = logbind.bind(logger, abc=67890)
logger.info('Hello') # <- logrecord has two extra fields: "id" and "abc"This feature will be most useful with a structured logging formatter, such as JSON. You could try logjson for example.
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