log-indented
This package helps you and your code produce indented, human-friendly, easy to understand logs.
Executing count_barnyard_animals() in this code example:
from log_indented import logged, log_info
@logged(logger)
def count_chicken() -> int:
return 3
@logged(logger)
def count_ducks() -> int:
return 7
@logged(logger)
def count_birds() -> int:
return count_chicken() + count_ducks()
@logged(logger)
def count_goats() -> int:
return 7
@logged(logger)
def count_sheep() -> int:
return 0
@logged(logger)
def count_barnyard_animals() -> int:
total_animal_count: int = count_birds() + count_goats() + count_sheep()
log_info(f"total barnyard animals: {total_animal_count}")
return total_animal_countwill produce output similar to this:
+ count_barnyard_animals: enter
+ count_birds: enter
+ count_chicken: enter
- count_chicken: exit. took 0.00 ms.
+ count_ducks: enter
- count_ducks: exit. took 0.00 ms.
- count_birds: exit. took 0.07 ms.
+ count_goats: enter
- count_goats: exit. took 0.00 ms.
+ count_sheep: enter
- count_sheep: exit. took 0.00 ms.
count_barnyard_animals: total barnyard animals: 17
- count_barnyard_animals: exit. took 0.18 ms.
