loggez 0.4.0

Python Easy Logging (LOGG EZ)

loggez: Python EZ logging

Control logging levels with env vars and have a unique logger per name, for library purposes...

Only writes to stderr, no files or stuff. Use something else for file logging though you can hack this library too.

Installation

pip install loggez

Usage:

# run.py
from loggez import make_logger, loggez_logger
from loguru import logger

logger.info("loguru hi")
my_logger = make_logger("my_logger")
my_logger.info("my_logger hi")
my_logger.debug("my_logger hi")
my_logger.debug2("my_logger hi")
my_logger.debug4("my_logger hi")

my_logger2 = make_logger("my_logger2")
my_logger2.info("my_logger2 hi")
my_logger2.debug("my_logger2 hi")
my_logger2.debug2("my_logger2 hi")
my_logger2.debug4("my_logger hi")

loggez_logger.info("loggez_logger hi")
loggez_logger.debug("loggez_logger hi")
loggez_logger.debug2("loggez_logger hi")
loggez_logger.debug4("loggez_logger hi")

Run with:

my_logger_LOGLEVEL=0 run.py
my_logger_LOGLEVEL=1 run.py
my_logger_LOGLEVEL=2 run.py
LOGGEZ_LOGLEVEL=4 run.py

Additional env vars:

• my_logger_MESSAGE=...: see the default in loggez/loggez.py to control colors and stuff.
• my_logger_INFO_MESSAGE=..., my_logger_DEBUG_MESSAGE=... etc.

Note: You can use also use the global predefined logger: from loggez import loggez_logger as logger; logger.info(...). Env variables are: LOGGEZ_LOGLEVEL=..., LOGGEZ_INFO_MESSAGE=.... etc.

That's all.