Lightweight python 3 library to print uniformly formatted console output tagged as
- debug
- info,
- weak warning
- warning,
- error or
- header.
There is the option to use custom tags and colours. If your console supports it coloured output will be used.
Since version 2 there is an extended logging functionality available which supports:
- Actions on warning in the event of warnings or errors
- Inverse verbosity options
The SCout Logger as well as Simple SCout can be used independently.
pip3 install git+https://github.com/holzkohlengrill/SCout.gitpip3 install pypiscout
Additionally example files are provided.
Usie it similar to print():
from pypiscout import SCout as sc
sc.header("Welcome to SCout!")
sc.debug("Some debug message: 0xDEADBEEF")
sc.info("An info message")
sc.wwarning("Weak warnings are supported")
sc.warning("This is a warning")
sc.error("An error occured"))
Optionally you can provide some settings for verbosity, warnings and errors.
Instead of providing more verbose output we use inverse verbosity levels (default = 0) which provides less output the higher the level.
| Level | Description |
|---|---|
| -1 | Print all (debug, info, weak warnings, warning & error) |
| 0 | Print info, weak warnings, warning & error |
| 1 | Print weak warnings, warning & error |
| 2 | Print warning & error |
| 3 | Print error |
| 4 | Do NOT print anything |
Implicit construction with default settings during the first call. In order to make it more readable call sc() upfront or use simple SCout if you don't need the Logger functionality.
from pypiscout.SCout_Logger import Logger as sc
sc().header("Simple SCout")
sc().debug("Some debug message:", "0xDEADBEEF")sc()(invVerbosity=0, actionWarning=None, actionError=lambda: sys.exit(-10))sc().header("SCout Logger")
sc().debug("Some debug message: 0xDEADBEEF")
sc().info("An info message")
sc().wwarning("Weak warning (does not support actions)")
sc().warning("This is a warning without defined action")
sc().error("Here the error action is defined as sys.exit(-10)")