seqpylogger 1.0.9

python loghandler for seq

SeqPyLogger

SeqPyLogger is a python loghandler for seq.

Usage

import os

os.environ["SEQ_APIKEY"] = "xSxExQxAxPxIxKxExYx"
os.environ["SEQ_SERVER"] = "http://localhost:8794/"
os.environ["Environment"] = "Staging"

import logging
from seqpylogger import SeqPyLogger

root = logging.getLogger()
root.setLevel(logging.INFO)
seqLogger = SeqPyLogger(buffer_capacity=10)
root.addHandler(seqLogger)

logger = logging.getLogger("MyLogger")

logger.debug("Debug log message")
logger.info("Informational log message")
logger.warning("Warning log message")
logger.error("Error log message")
logger.critical("Critical log message")
logger.fatal("Critical log message")

logger.info("Test log message with argument %s", "dummy argument")
logger.info("Test log message with arguments %s, %s", "dummy argument 1", "dummy argument 2")

try:
    raise Exception("Some issue")
except:
    logging.exception("An error occured but now we have the stacktrace")
    # logging.error("There was an error", exc_info=1)  # alternative to .exception()

# logs are flushed every 10 seconds and every 10 logs

An alternative way of setting the handler is using the dictConfig

import os
import time
import logging
import logging.config

os.environ["SEQ_APIKEY"] = "xSxExQxAxPxIxKxExYx"
os.environ["SEQ_SERVER"] = "http://localhost:8794/"
os.environ["Environment"] = "Staging"

logger_config = {
    "version": 1,
    "disable_existing_loggers": True,
    "root": {
        "level": logging.INFO,
        "handlers": ["seq"]
    },
    "handlers": {
        "seq": {
            "level": logging.INFO,
            "class": "seqpylogger.SeqPyLogger"
        },
    },
}

logging.config.dictConfig(logger_config)

logging.info("Example message")

Installation

pip install seqpylogger

Test install

Used for development on the package.

sudo python3 -m pip install -U .

Examples

try:
    raise Exception("Some issue")
except:
    logging.exception("An error occured but now we have the stacktrace")
    # logging.error("There was an error", exc_info=1)  # alternative to .exception()

try:
    raise Exception("Some issue")
except:
    logging.fatal("This time no stacktrace")

try:
    raise Exception("Some issue")
except:
    logging.fatal("Stacktrace is not limited to ERROR", exc_info=1)

Images

Changelog

inspired by Keep a changelog

[2021-08-20]

• [Fixed] Version file removed as this broke pip installation
• [Fixed] Missing .version file in MANIFEST.md broke pip installation

[2021-08-13]

• [Fixed] Replaced badge.fury.io pypi badge with shields.io
• [Changed] Added tagging in create_release.sh
• [Changed] Used atexit to register flush on exit
• [Fixed] Fixed issue of duplicate logs when doing a manualflush

[2021-03-22]

• [Fixed] Update dependencies in Pipfile.lock

[2020-12-29]

• [Fixed] old dependencies for development

[2020-07-17]

• [Fixed] .msg and arg objects always converted to str
• [Changed] internal logs nolonger use root logger

[2020-05-13]

• [Fixed] Removed print line when adding seq url without trailing slash
• [Changed] README example to fully work if copied
• [Added] changelog to README

[Unreleased]

• String formatting only works for %s not for %d, the argument is stil available but the message misses the value
• Environment variable only works using Environment while full uppercase is the best practice for environment variables