uglylogger 0.5.0

An ugly, slow Logger class for python

uglylogger

An ugly, slow Logger class for python

FAQ

Why required python version is equal or greater than 3.10?

• match .. case .. is introduced in 3.10 and I am not interested in supporting older releases

Why is it ugly?

• I am not an expert on Python
• It is not thread-safe
• I don't know what happens if two instances are created with the same name, and I don't care. I'd never do that
• The solo purpose is to have an easy to use and easy to read logger class

Why is it ugly but not that ugly?

• it is easy to use and easy to read
• I may keep this library up-to-date and even optimize it in the future
• at least it has a CI/CD pipeline

Installation

pip install uglylogger

Release Notes

Release notes

Usage

Instantiate

# A logger which can log both to console and to a file
logger = Logger("name", "file.log")  

# A logger which can only log to console
logger = Logger("name")  

Release the resources

logger.release()

• Releases the resources, it's safe to delete the log file after calling this method

Color Mode

logger.set_color_mode(LogColorMode.COLORED)

• coloroed output if the console/terminal supports it

logger.set_color_mode(LogColorMode.MONO)

• no color used for the console/terminal output

Log to console

logger.console("Message", color=LogColor.BLACK, level=LogLevel.DEBUG)

• color and level are optional
• if not provided, default color is BLACK
• if not provided, default level is DEBUG

Log to file

logger.file("Message", level=LogLevel.DEBUG)

• level is optional
• if not provided, default level is DEBUG
• if instantiated without a file name, nothing happens

Log to both file and console

logger.log("Message", color=LogColor.BLACK, level=LogLevel.DEBUG, output=LogOutput.ALL)

• color, level and output are optional
• if not provided, default color is BLACK
• if not provided, default level is DEBUG
• if not provided, default output is ALL
• if instantiated without a file name, writing to file is ignored

Other ways of logging

logger.debug("Message", color=LogColor.BLACK, output=LogOutput.ALL)
logger.info("Message", color=LogColor.BLACK, output=LogOutput.ALL)
logger.warning("Message", color=LogColor.BLACK, output=LogOutput.ALL)
logger.error("Message", color=LogColor.BLACK, output=LogOutput.ALL)
logger.critical("Message", color=LogColor.BLACK, output=LogOutput.ALL)

Available LogColor

- BLACK
- RED
- GREEN
- YELLOW
- BLUE
- MAGENTA
- CYAN
- WHITE

Available LogLevel

- DEBUG
- INFO
- WARNING
- ERROR
- CRITICAL

Available LogOutput

- NONE
- CONSOLE
- FILE
- ALL

set log format

logger.set_format([
    ...
    LogFormatBlock.XXX
    ...
])

Available LogFormatBlock

- NAME
- LEVEL
- DATETIME
- MESSAGE
- FILE
- LINE
- FUNCTION

Example Formats

logger.set_format([LogFormatBlock.MESSAGE])
logger.console("Hello World!")
# Output : Hello World!

logger.set_format([
    "[",
    LogFormatBlock.LEVEL,
    "] ",
    LogFormatBlock.MESSAGE]
)
logger.console("Hello World!")
# Output : [DEBUG] Hello World!