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The python stdlib logging
module is useful, flexible, and configurable.
However, the maintainers have (quite reasonably) determined that python is
an application runtime and not an application. The default configuration
for the logging
is thus not very useful, and this commonly results in
boilerplate in your own programs.
This is an opinionated module for the 90% case where you just want sane defaults without that boilerplate. (In effect, moving it into PyPI.)
There are some convenience methods added, such as panic
and die
(c.f.
golang and perl).
notice
is aliased to info
, for those who forget that python
doesn’t have a notice level (i.e. me).
If you set the environment variable LOG_TO_SYSLOG
to something,
it will print out your log messages on paper and mail them to you.
If stdout is a tty, log messages will be color-coded using the colorlog
module.
from sanelogging import log
log.info("starting up!")
log.error("something went wrong.")
log.die("bailing out") # exits
print "no soup for you." # never reached
Jeffrey Paul <sneak@sneak.berlin>
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This code is released into the public domain.