SimpleTimedLogger 2.0.2

Simple Timed logger, it write logs to terminal. Can write elapsed time between logs

Simple Timed Logger

It's logging package for very basic log messages.

It has 5 levels of logs (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL). By using unique keys, it is possible to measure elapsed time between 2 log messages

Logging is done by these methods:

• log()
• debug()
• info()
• warning()
• error()
• critical()

log() method can be set to log message on any level.

All logging methods take these keyword arguments:

• timed - (True/False) Is log message timed
• key - Unique key for timed log message. Use this key to stop logging and print out elapsed time.

If key is not provided for timed logging, it will be automatically generated. To stop timed logging, use stop_timed_log() method. By passing key of log timer you want to stop. If no key is given, it will stop last started timed log.

using basic_config() it is possible to configure what lowest level of log messages will be printed to terminal

Exaple of usage:

from simpleTimedLogger import SimpleTimedLogger # Import logger to file

logger = SimpleTimedLogger.Logger() # Create instance of a logger class
logger.basic_config(min_level_of_logging=logger.DEBUG) # Set minimum level of messages to be printed in terminal

logger.debug("This prints message to terminal as debug message")

logger.start_timed_log("This starts timed log and prints message to terminal")
logger.end_timed_log("This ends timed log and prints message to terminal and shows elapsed time")

logger.start_timed_log("You can also provide your own key and message level", level=logger.ERROR, key='function name')
logger.end_timed_log('You can also end timed log based on key', key='function name')

logger.log(msg='You can start timed logs this way too', timed=True, level=logger.INFO)
logger.end_timed_log('When key not provided, it ends last started timed log')