evalogger's Introduction

EvaLogger

A simple alternative to the logging library

EvaLogger is a simple logging library for Python. It is designed to be easy to use and to be easily integrated into existing projects.

Getting Started

prerequisites

Python 3.9 or higher
aiohttp
requests

Installation

Stable version:

pip install evalogger

Development version:

pip install git+https://github.com/Tevtongermany/EvaLogger.git

Usage

from evalogger import EvaLogger
import requests

log = EvaLogger()  # create a EvaLogger instance

log.info("Hello World!")  # log a info message
log.warn("Hello World!")  # log a warning message
log.error("Hello World!") # log a error message
log.exception_error(RuntimeError("Hello World!")) # log a exception error message
log.success("Hello World!")  # log a success message
log.network(requests.get("https://google.com"))  # log a network request
log.network(requests.get("https://google.com"), text="Google")  # log a network request with a custom name

Configuration

EvaLogger doesn't have alot of configuration options, but it does have some.
You can configure EvaLogger by setting the following properties on the EvaLogger instance.

from evalogger import EvaLogger

log = EvaLogger(save_to_file=True, filename="eva.log")

EvaLogger has support for multiple loggers at once.

from evalogger import EvaLogger

log_1 = EvaLogger(name="eva1", save_to_file=True, filename="eva1.log")

log_2 = EvaLogger(name="eva2", save_to_file=False)

log_1.info("Hello World!")  # log a info message to eva1.log

log_2.info("Hello World!")  # log an info message to stdout