Loglet

Loglet is a tiny tool for keeping tabs on long-running processes. Send log messages to Loglet using a simple POST request and then view them in your browser or subscribe to an Atom feed.

This Python package provides a small client library of Loglet. You can creates a new loglet simply by this and send messages by using standard logging interface. For example:

import logging
from loglet import LogletHandler

logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
loglet = LogletHandler(mode='threading')
logger.addHandler(loglet)
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)

logger.info('hello')
logger.error('something horrible has happened')

If you have a loglet already, you can specify logid explicitly:

loglet = LogletHandler('2LNbYgNEAaezJduj')

There are 4 types of sync/async modes:

'sync' (default)

Simply sends all logs synchronously. It can affect serious inefficiency to your application.

'threading'

Sends all logs asynchronously by using standard threading module. Threads are rich and heavy to use for just input/output.

'multiprocessing'

Sends all logs asynchronously by using standard multiprocessing module. It requires to use Python 2.6 or higher. It forks for every message internally.

'gevent'

Sends all logs asynchronously by greenlet (coroutine). It requires to install gevent. Most efficient way though additional dependency is required.