logconf 0.2.1

convenient python stdlib logging configuration

logconf

Setting up logging in Python is verbose and error prone. This library aims to fix that, without replacing the standard library logging entirely.

import logging
from logconf import global_logconf

with global_logconf() as logger:
    # simple example:
    logger.log_to_console_if_interactive(level=logging.DEBUG)
    if os.getenv('LOG_DEST'):  # can be "stdout" or "stderr"
        logger.log_to_file(os.getenv('LOG_DEST'), level=os.getenv('LOG_LEVEL'))

    # more fine-grained control:
    logger.log_json_to_file('/var/log/myapp.jsonlog', level=logging.WARNING)
    logger.log_json_to_file('/var/log/myapp_debug.jsonlog', level=logging.DEBUG)

    # configure sub-loggers:
    with logger.logger('urllib3') as sublogger:
        sublogger.level = logging.WARNING
    with logger.logger('myapp.security') as sublogger:
        sublogger.log_to_file('/var/log/myapp.security.log', level=logging.INFO)