Meow Log Tool
A tool to help you create logger which print to file, console or use Loggly
import sys
from meowlogtool import log_util
loggly_api = "YOUR-API-OF-LOGGLY.COM"
if __name__ == "__main__":
# log to console and file
logger1 = log_util.create_logger("temp_file", print_console=True)
logger1.info("LOG_FILE") # log using logger1
# log to console, file and loggly.com
logger2 = log_util.create_logger("loggly", print_console=True, use_loggly=True, loggly_api_key=loggly_api)
logger2.info("Log from python")
# attach log to stdout (print function)
s1 = log_util.StreamToLogger(logger1)
sys.stdout = s1
# anything print to console will be log
print ('I am Pusheen the cat')
a = 1234
print ('I eat 3 shortcakes already. It is too short')
print ('cost = ', a)
html_log = log_util.up_gist('doggy.log', 'test_doggy', 'test_doggy')
print('link on gist %s'%(html_log))1 maintainer
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