trailscope
The Trailscope SDK for Python 3.10+: logs every request with its route, timing, user, journey keys and (on errors) bodies and stack, plus Celery jobs and log lines, without blocking your request path. No dependencies beyond the standard library.
pip install trailscope
FastAPI / Starlette
import trailscope
from trailscope.asgi import TrailscopeMiddleware
trailscope.init(service="orders-api") # reads TRAILSCOPE_ENDPOINT and TRAILSCOPE_INGEST_KEY
app = FastAPI()
app.add_middleware(TrailscopeMiddleware) # add it last, so it runs first
Django
MIDDLEWARE = ["trailscope.django.TrailscopeMiddleware", ...] # first
TRAILSCOPE = {"service": "orders-api"}
Celery and logging
from trailscope.celery import instrument
instrument() # in the web process and the worker, after trailscope.init()
logging.getLogger().addHandler(trailscope.TrailscopeHandler())
In request code: trailscope.set_user(user_id), trailscope.set_correlation("order_id", order_id).
Full documentation: docs/sdk-python.md.
License
Apache-2.0
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