easylogging

Simple and Easy Logger lib for python

This library has returned with a new version (easylogging2) --> https://github.com/AI35/easylogging2

• (v1.3 stopped development) This lib is very simple and poor so its need a lot of development and time to become useful in full projects.
• v1.2.5 More stable but will not be Published.
• End : 9 October 2018 , v1.2.0
• This library may come back someday better and more useful.

REQUIREMENTS

• Python-3 --> http://www.python.org/download/

Notes

• Now This lib is Stable.
• I am created this lib because i want use easy logging lib.
• Important(To Work --logfile) : You need to put easylogging.py in same folder with your main file.
• Known Bug : You need to place easylogging.py next to the file that uses this lib.

Installation

• Clone this repo:

   $ git clone https://github.com/AI35/easylogging
  

• Using pip:

   $ pip install easylogging
  

Usage

• First you need import lib and Set name :

    import easylogging
    
    easylogging.logname(__file__)
  

• Use the functions you need:

  • easylogging.critical(msg)
  • easylogging.error(msg, exc_info) default: exc_info=False
  • easylogging.warning(msg)
  • easylogging.info(msg)
  • easylogging.debug(msg)

• You can start logging from Cmd or PowerShell :

    $ Python yourfile.py --logging --logfile
    
    usage: youefile.py [--logging] [--logfile]
    
    optional arguments:
      --logging            Display log in Console
      --logfile            Create log file
  

• After first run you will see new file logging.conf :

  • Change level number to display log in console without --logging (0 display all level).

      level=50
    

  • Change file_level number to set level in log file with --logfile (50 hide all level).

    - This option work on --logfile without use --logging (if use --logging file write all level)

      file_level=0
    

• in Version 1.1.0 : Now you can show and hide error info from logging.conf :

  - Show Error info (easylogging.error(msg, exc_info))

  - True or False or None

  - * (None) means that exc_info takes the value entered from the user, example: easylogging.error(msg, exc_info=True)

    exc_info=None
  

• in Version 1.1.2 : Fix DeprecationWarning:

  - Fix warn function

• in Version 1.1.3 : Fix input msg:

  - You can know input (int or any value) , example:

    easylogging.error(msg) ; msg = 10
  

• in Version 1.2.0 : Important Fixes:

  - You don't need to place easylogging.py next to the file that uses this lib.

  - File level in logging.conf work on --logfile without use --logging (if use --logging file write all level).

  - V 1.2.0 is stable version and ready to use.

  - You can install lib from pip.

  - Change lib name from pylog to easylogging Because pylog already exists in pip.

• Level table :

  Level	Numeric value
  CRITICAL	< 50
  ERROR	< 40
  WARNING	< 30
  INFO	< 20
  DEBUG	< 10
  NOTSET	0

• You can see test file test.py to know how this lib is work.

LICENSE

Copyright 2018 LinePY - ALI B OTHMAN(AI35), Inc.

easylogging

   Licensed under the GNU License , you may not use this
   file except in compliance with the License.
   You may obtain a copy of the License at :

   https://github.com/AI35/easylog/blob/master/LICENSE

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