Introduction
This package implements bindings to the ASL library on Mac OS X 10.4 or later. The ASL library is a low-level logging library, meant as a replacement for the syslog API.
See the documentation (in doc/) for more information.
Release history
asl 1.1
Removed support for Python 2.7 and older Python 3 versions
Added support for Python 3.6, 3.7 and 3.8
Migrated to GitHub
Added type annotations
Better code quality through flake8, isort, black and mypy
asl 1.0.2
Fixes some packaging issues
Updates constants for macOS 10.12
asl 1.0
First public release
Adds command-line interface (python3 -m asl --help)
Add translation from numeric ID to string, and the reverse, for log levels
Updated the documentation
asl 0.9
Initial release with support for the ASL API in OSX 10.8.
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