spylogger 1.1.0

Python logging library

Generic python logging library.

Documentation: https://github.com/SPSCommerce/spylogger

Installation

basic loggers

This installs spylogger only and will load the loggers with no external dependency requirements.

pip install spylogger

pretty loggers

This installs spylogger, pygments, and pygments-json and loads the basic loggers along with pretty loggers.

pip install spylogger[pretty]

Configuration

Environment Variables

Name	Description	Default
SPY_LOG_LOGGER	The configured logger name. Available loggers: json-flat (Default) json json-src-key pretty ugly	json-flat
SPY_LOG_LEVEL	The python log level. See the docs	WARNING
SPY_SHOW_META	Flag for showing the __meta output.	True
SPY_JSON_LOG_KEYS	A list of log record keys to put in the __meta section of the log message. Available Keys: args created exc_info exc_text filename funcName levelname levelno lineno module msecs msg name pathname process processName relativeCreated thread threadName See the python docs	args funcName levelname lineno module pathname process threadName

Pretty Formatter Styles

See the pygments documentation

Environment Variables

Name	Default
SPY_LOG_FORMATTER_DEBUG	autumn
SPY_LOG_FORMATTER_INFO	monokai
SPY_LOG_FORMATTER_WARNING	fruity
SPY_LOG_FORMATTER_ERROR	default
SPY_LOG_FORMATTER_CRITICAL	vs

Available styles

• algol

• algol_nu

• autumn

• borland

• bw

• colorful

• default

• emacs

• friendly

• fruity

• igor

• lovelace

• manni

• monokai

• murphy

• native

• paraiso-dark

• paraiso-light

• pastie

• perldoc

• rrt

• tango

• trac

• vim

• vs

• xcode

Usage

from spylogger import get_logger

# get_logger(name=SPY_LOG_LOGGER, log_level=SPY_LOG_LEVEL)
logger = get_logger()

logger.info({'string': 'test Pretty info message.', 'int': 42, 'bool': True})

More examples are in example.py

Authors

See contributors section on GitHub.