ZeroLogger

ZeroLogger is a simple logger i made for my projects its simple and helps me alot keeping the output clean and smooth.

u can use:

logo(["My","Logo"],Fore.RED) - Print your logo line by line (#FANCYYYYYY) - Provide your logo as list ! color (Fore.RED) is optional u can choose any Fore color. - if not given just gonna be white.
done_task("Lorem") - to show something worked fine
warn("Ipsum") - to show a warning
error("Dorem") - to show a non critical error
critical("FCK") - Shows a Critical error and quit the "programm"

How to use:

import using:

          from ZeroLogger.ZeroLogger import *

now u can just use:

done_task("Finished")
warn("oh oh something is wrong")
error("Okay i cant handle this, but i can go on...")
critical("Icant handle it EXIT! NOW!")

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