with flask

If you are using flask, you can add ox_log to your project simply by creating an instance of the ox_log blueprint and registering. For example, you could do something like

from ox_log.ui.flask_web_ui.ox_log import views as ox_log_views
from import ox_log.core import loader

ox_log_views.register(APP, readers={
    'pickle_reader': loader.PickleReader,
    'file_reader': loader.FileReader},
                      topics={
    '/tmp/log_items.pkl': 'pickle_reader',
    '/tmp/log.txt': 'file_reader'}

The first line will import the ox_log views so routes will be registered correctly. The second line imports the loader. The final line registers the ox_log blueprint and defines a couple of readers to read pickled data and text log files along with some specific topics. The APP variable is the flask app.

With the configuration above, you can point your browser to /ox_log after starting your flask app and refresh your data, view your logs, add or drop topics and so on.