logger-pauwels 0.1.5

Simple logger to have fancy logs :D

Python-Logger

Logger for python that can write into stdout, create a log file at the end.

Usage

Colors

There are multiple colors available, you can use them using Colors.

Types of log

• log, normal logs

• warn

• error

• debug, can be disabled with parameter self.debug (debug=False in constructor)

• success

• failed

Layout functions

• section, create a separation to arrange your logs

................................. SECTION .................................

• cadre, create a rectangle with text inside

################################################################################
#                                                                              #
#                                                                              #
#                                    CADRE                                     #
#                                                                              #
#                                                                              #
################################################################################

Macros

• init, Create a cadre and start timer
• end, stop timer, create a last log with total duration and save into file

Waiters

There are some waiters to track your process progress:

• waiting_time: print the running time of a process

My message 4h 2min 42sec

• waiting_animation: print an animated wheel next to a custom message for a duration

[/] My message

• progress_bar: display a loading bar with a given advencement (ex: 0.42 stands for 42%)

[11%] [■■■■■.............................................]

Example

Here is a code exampleto show posibilities

from logger_pauwels import Logger, Colors
import time

l = Logger(debug=False)
l.init(msg="Logger Pauwels demonstration")
l.log("Testing log system")
l.section("Progress bar", char=".", color=Colors.YELLOW)

steps = 200
duration = 5    # In seconds
for i in range(steps):
    l.progress_bar(i/steps, color=Colors.YELLOW)
    time.sleep(duration / steps)

l.cadre("Waiting time", color=Colors.BLUE)

for i in range(steps):
    l.waiting_time(i/duration)
    time.sleep(duration / steps)

l.cadre("Thanks for using me :D", color=Colors.RED)

l.end()