redlog
a modern python logging library
features
- beautiful aligned output with automatic color detection
- structured logging with key-value fields
- immutable scoped loggers for hierarchical context
- thread-safe by design
- printf-style formatting support
- customizable themes and formatters
quick start
import redlog
log = redlog.get_logger("app")
log.info("hello world")
log.info("user login",
redlog.field("username", "alice"),
redlog.field("success", True))
db_log = log.with_name("database")
db_log.error("connection failed", redlog.field("host", "localhost"))
install
pip install redlog-py
usage
basic logging
log = redlog.get_logger("myapp")
log.critical("system failure")
log.error("something went wrong")
log.warn("potential issue")
log.info("general information")
log.debug("debugging details")
short forms
log.crt("critical") # same as critical()
log.err("error") # same as error()
log.inf("info") # same as info()
log.dbg("debug") # same as debug()
structured fields
log.info("user action",
redlog.field("user_id", 12345),
redlog.field("action", "login"),
redlog.field("ip", "192.168.1.100"))
scoped loggers
request_log = log.with_field("request_id", 12345) \
.with_field("method", "POST")
handler_log = request_log.with_name("handler")
handler_log.info("processing request")
printf-style formatting
log.info_f("user %s logged in from %s", username, ip_address)
log.error_f("failed to connect to %s:%d", host, port)
configuration
# set minimum log level
redlog.set_level(redlog.Level.DEBUG)
# use plain theme (no colors)
redlog.set_theme(redlog.themes.PLAIN)
development
poetry install
poetry run python examples/basic.py
poetry run pytest
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