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LogNG

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What's this?

A logging library, intending to simplify the use of logger and easy to configure or implement.

Install

pip install logng

How to use

logger

It's a implementation of the ILogger, with the high configurability.

from logng.logger import Logger, LogConfig

lg = Logger()
lg.info("hello info")

shared

You can implement ILogger yourself and set the logger here.

from logng.shared import set_logger, info, warn
from logng.logger import Logger, LogConfig

set_logger(Logger())
info("hello")
warn("hello")

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