smoothlogging 1.0.0

Easy and consistent logging to file with console output

Effortless logging to both file and console with automatic timestamped filenames.

Features

• Simple API for configurable logging to file and console

• Automatic timestamped log files (myapp_20240326143022.log)

• Consistent log formatting across your application

• Full Python 3.7+ support

• Type hints for better IDE support

• Proper error handling and validation

Installation

pip install smoothlogging

Quick Start

Using the convenience function:

from smoothlogging import get_logger

logger = get_logger("/var/log/myapp", "myapp")
logger.info("Application started")
logger.warning("Something unexpected happened")
logger.error("An error occurred")

Using the SmoothLogging class:

from smoothlogging import SmoothLogging
import logging

smooth = SmoothLogging()
logger = smooth.get_logger("/var/log/myapp", "myapp", level=logging.DEBUG)

# Log to file and console (default)
logger.info("Message with file and console output")

# Create another logger without console output
file_only = smooth.get_logger("/var/log/myapp", "file-only", console=False)

API Reference

get_logger(log_dir, name, level=logging.DEBUG, console=True)

Convenience function to create and configure a logger.

• log_dir: Directory for log files (created if doesn’t exist)

• name: Logger and log file prefix name

• level: Logging level (default: DEBUG)

• console: Enable console output (default: True)

• Returns: Configured logger instance

SmoothLogging.get_logger(…)

Class method with same parameters as convenience function.

SmoothLogging.get_existing_logger(name)

Retrieve a previously created logger by name. - Returns: Logger instance or None if not found

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