logitol
logitol is a small library aimed to encapsulate various different logging approaches into a single place. And to be loaded/instantiated through a common interface.
Concept
Logging is a rather universal need across all applications. However, there are times where the builtin python loggers are sufficient, and those where they are not. And so, in many cases, it is desirable to encapsulate in such a way that you can interchange loggers as needed - and to include all 'loggers' in a single library for consistency.
Design
There is a single entry point: get_logger(logger_type, **kwargs)
Examples
from logitol import get_logger
logger = get_logger()
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