0.0.3

Aerialog

A simple, yet effective logger built in Python.

Features

• Easily log to terminal or file
• Coloured coded (only within terminal)
• Log to file later on, and remove it
• Lightweight, only needing one extra dependency
• Load Log Level through .env or set it through the class

Using Aerialog

1. Run python3 -m venv env and then activate the environment through source env/bin/activate (may differ on Windows)
2. Install the dependency using your preferred method pip install aerialog
3. Import the dependency into your code import aerialog.logger import Logger
4. Initalise the class and freely use it log = Logger()

You may also use .env files and directly set the log_level through that too

#FATAL, ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG, SILLY
# If not any of those above, it will default to DEBUG
# If it's not called LOG_LEVEL it will also default to DEBUG
LOG_LEVEL=DEBUG

Example

from aerialog import Logger

log = Logger()

def main():
    log.info("This is a really interesting info message!", "Main")
    log.error("Oh no! an error happened here", "Error")


def file_setup():
    log.set_file("awesome-project.log")
    log.info("This now gets logged to the file!", "File")
    log.remove_file() # It will now log back to the terminal

Licence

This project uses the following license: PYTHON PACKAGING AUTHORITY.