logngraph 0.0.1

Draw primitives and save your logs!

LogNGraph

A Python 3.12 package for easily drawing primitives and saving log files

Functionality

⚠️ You're entering WIP territory ⚠️

Logs

1. Create Logger instance:

   from logngraph.log import Logger
   from logngraph.log.levels import *
   logger = Logger(__name__, filename="my_log_file.txt", level=TRACE)  # Look for everything
                                                         # By default, log level is INFO
   

2. Then just log!

   logger.trace("When you need to know EVERY detail")
   logger.debug("Diagnosing or troubleshooting an issue")
   logger.info("Something has happened, e.g. started a server")
   logger.warn("Something unexpected has happened,"
               " but code will continue running")
   logger.error("App hit an issue that prevents a certain "
                "function from working, e.g. payment system is offline"
                "but the program can still continue running")
   logger.fatal("Something crucial has stopped working, e.g"
                "lost connection to the main server, can't"
                "continue running")
   

That's it! You can also change the log level:

logger.set_level(WARNING)
# WARNING was imported earlier from logngraph.log.levels

⚠️ Here's a hierarchy of log levels: ⚠️

• TRACE - e.g. what packets client received from the server
• DEBUG - e.g. game server froze, and you need to see why
• INFO - e.g. someone said something in chat, and you saved it in logs
• WARNING - e.g. lost connection to the server temporarily
• ERROR - e.g. lost connection to the server completely (timeout, etc.)
• FATAL - e.g. client could not find models for the characters
• NONE - e.g. you don't want logs ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

⚠️ Write to file happens when one of the log methods is called ⚠️

Graphics

1. Create a Window instance:

   from logngraph.graph import Window
   window = Window("My title", "800x800", resizable=True)
   

2. Draw primitives:

   window.fill("#000000")  # fills whole window with color
   window.rect(0, 0, 100, 100, color="#777777")
   window.rect((10, 10), (250, 50), color="#ff00ff")   # or like this
   window.circle(25, 20, 15)   # at (25, 20) with radius 15
   window.ellipse(0, 0, 80, 100)  # from (0, 0) to (80, 100)
   window.line(0, 0, 800, 900, color="#0000ff")
   window.polygon(750, 750, 800, 400, 35, 600, color="#ff0000")
   # Also you can display text!
   # (font is path to the font file)
   window.write(60, 150, text="Hello, World!", color="#ffffff", bg_color="#000000", antialias=True, size=32, font="Arial.ttf")
   

3. And update the screen:

   window.update()
   

   ⚠️ And if doing this in loop don't forget to window.handle_quit()! ⚠️
4. You can also save the screen:

   window.screenshot("screenshot.png")
   

That's all!

Installation

Use pip:

# without graphics
pip install logngraph
# with graphics
pip install logngraph[graph]