Get Started with textlog
Simple Python Text Log
Getting Started
- Use our step-by-step guide to get started with
textlogin minutes.
1. Download Python
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Get started with Python to use everything in the
textlog.
2. Get the command line tool
pip install textlog
3. Use
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Command
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add
# Default python log.py add "FILE NAME" "CONTEXT" # Example python log.py add "dongs" "update >> 0.0.1 --> 0.0.2"
# Option # -p : Write and print at same time. # -P : Specifies the path of the file. # Example python log.py add -P "c:" log "(2019.10.20 20:23) process >> END" -p
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help
# Default and Example python help
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Python
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log
file_name context path=None # Path where the file will be stored # default(None) : Interpreter execution location isPrint=False # with print
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Example
import textlog textlog.log("dongs", "update >> 0.0.1 --> 0.0.2", path="c:/", isPrint=True)
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Log
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0.0.1.1
- add is_no_file option
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0.0.1
- create project
- add command
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-p,-POption
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- help
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Copyright
- Copyright (C) 2019 LEE DONG GUN. (gnyontu39@gmail.com) and contributors
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