loggingkit 3.0.0

A simple Python logging utility

LoggingKit

A simple Python logging utility

Installation

pip install loggingkit

Importing

import loggingkit

Usage

Just as an example, we will use this code:

log1 = loggingkit.Logger()

create_log()

The function create_log() takes one argument: the name of the log. It creates a new log

log1.log("test")

warning()

The function warning() takes one argument and one * argument: the name of the log you want the warning in and the warning, which is the * argument. It creates the specified warning in the specified log.

log1.warning("test",  "This is a warning", "line 21")

info()

The function info() takes one argument and one * argument: the name of the log you want the info in and the info, which is the * argument. It creates the specified info in the specified log.

log1.info("test", "This is an info", "line 21")

error()

The function error() takes one argument and one * argument: the name of the log you want the error in and the error, which is the * argument. It creates the specified error in the specified log.

log1.error("test", "This is an error", "Line 21")

plain()

The function plain() takes one argument and one * argument: the name of the log you want the note in and the note, which is the * argument. It creates the specified plain note in the specified log with no W, I or E tags.

return_log()

The function return_log() takes one argument: the name of the log you want it to return. It returns the contents of the specified log.

log1.return_log("test")

save_log()

The function save_log() takes one argument which has a default, log.json: the name of the file you want to export the logs into. (With the extension!) It exports the set of logs into the specified filename.

log1.save_log() #The default will be used here

open_log()

The function open_log() takes one argument, which has a default, log.json: The name of the file you want to import the logs from. (Also with the extension!) It imports the logs from the specified filename.

log1.open_log() #The default will be used here as well