_msg: Python Library Logging Facility
_msg, pronounced ‘you-message’, is a module level logging utility intended for libraries, which works just as well for normal logging scenarios. The package name replaces the ‘_’ with a ‘u’ to conform with PEP8 standards.
Installation
pip install umsgUsage
Class Logging Made Easy
from umsg import LoggingMixin
class MyClass(LoggingMixin):
def __init__(self):
super().__init__(prefix='MyClass')
self.log('Logging initiated', level='debug')Basic Module / Script Logging Too
import logging
import umsg
umsg.add_handler(logging.StreamHandler())
umsg.log('Good here')Documentation
Detailed documentation is available on readthedocs.
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