# Handlers, Filters, and other useful plugins for the Python logging system
This package define a set of util classes to plug as Filters, Handlers and Formatters in your logging config.
## Filters
SkipException: skips logs for given exception classes
SkipExceptionMsg: skips logs for given exception classes and matching messages.
SkipExceptionMsgRateLimit: same as SkipExceptionMsg but only filters after given rate limit.
RateLimiterFilter: rate limit to avoid flooding the handler
OnlyExcFilter: only accepts exception errors (with exc_info)
LevelRangeFilter: only accepts records whose levels within a range.
## Handlers
CounterHandler: doesn’t emits anything, just counts messages by time and records last timestamp.
DumpOnSignalCounterHandler: same as CounterHandler but also registers a signal handler and when received dumps the counts to file. Useful for monitoring a process externally (example liveness tests)
StoreRecordsHandler: just stores the log records in a list, useful for tests.
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