Reggol is your weird best friend when it comes to logging.
Usage
It takes away some arguments frome your command line args; namely
--loglevel and --logpath.
You may use reggol.help_string() to append reggols
argument help to your own command line.
Use reggol.get_logger() in any of your code files for some powerful,
beautiful synced console-file logging. Woah!
What else to say
Happy logging!
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Release files for reggol 0.2.0
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