tinLogging 0.0.1

Python library for convenient and beautiful logging of information

tinLogging

tinLogging is a versatile logging library for Python that provides a range of functionalities to enhance your application's logging capabilities.

Features

• Supports multiple logging levels: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL
• Ability to log HTTP requests with detailed information.
• Export logs to JSON and HTML formats for easy analysis.
• Log rotation and archiving to manage log file sizes efficiently.
• Log statistics

Installation

Install tinLogging with pip using the following command:

pip install tinLogging

Quick Start

Here's how you can get started with tinLogging:

from tinLogging import Logger

logger = Logger()  # Creating a class object

# Writing logs to a file
logger.debug('This is a debug message')
logger.info('This is an info message')
logger.warning('This is a warning')
logger.error('This is an error message')
logger.critical('This is a critical message')

Documentation

tinLogging is a robust logging library for Python applications, offering a wide range of functionalities to enhance logging capabilities. It simplifies event tracking, debugging, and application behavior analysis.

Getting Started

Installation

To install tinLogging, run the following command:

pip install tinLogging

Basic Usage

To begin using tinLogging, import the Logger class and create an instance:

from tinLogging import Logger
logger = Logger()

Logging Messages

tinLogging supports various logging levels. Here's how to log messages at different levels:

logger.debug('This is a DEBUG level message')
logger.info('This is an INFO level message')
logger.warning('This is a WARNING level message')
logger.error('This is an ERROR level message')
logger.critical('This is a CRITICAL level message')

HTTP Request Logging

tinLogging can log HTTP requests with detailed information:

logger.http(200, 'OK', 'https://example.com/api')

Exporting Logs

You can export logs to JSON or HTML formats:

logger.export_json('exported_logs.json')
logger.export_html('exported_logs.html')

Advanced Features

Log Rotation

tinLogging can rotate logs when the file size reaches a specified limit:

logger.rotate_logs(max_megabytes_size=10)

Deleting Old Logs

You can delete logs older than a specified number of days or hours:

logger.deleting_old_logs(days=7)

Archiving Logs

tinLogging can archive and delete old logs:

Logger.archive_logs('logs.txt', 'logs_archive.zip')

Monitoring Log Size

tinLogging can monitor the log file size and send a warning if it exceeds a certain limit:

logger.monitor_log_size(max_megabytes_size=8)

Console Logging

tinLogging also includes a ConsoleLogger for logging messages to the console with color coding:

from tinLogging import ConsoleLogger

console_logger = ConsoleLogger(debug_color = 'Blue')
console_logger.debug('This is a debugging message')

Conclusion

tinLogging is a powerful tool for managing application logs. With its user-friendly interface and extensive features, it's an excellent choice for developers looking to implement robust logging in their Python applications