print2log
Using decorator, minimal change required from replace any print statement.
Simple and fast use this lib to add log file from your print statement with minimal change, and more.
- better formating for the print and log, configurable
- additional log file with customized log_level, configurable
- catch function exception with raise error stop or continue running, configurable
- catch function running time, configurable
- display a colorful print based on log_level, configurable
example
from print2log import print_log, log_initial, print_recursion_tree
################ testing ############################
class testingA():
@print_log
def my_testing(self, t):
print(t)
print('info ', 'String 1', ' String 2 ', t)
print('info ', t, {' Dictionary': 'value'})
print('warning ', t, {'My test ': 'My test result'})
print('debug ', t, {' Debug': 'Good line'})
print('error ', t, ('Error line', 'stop it here.'))
print('critical: this is must print')
@print_log
def my_area(e):
print('critical: this is must print')
y = 1 / 0
@print_recursion_tree
def fib(n):
if n == 1:
return 0
if n == 2:
return 1
return fib(n - 1) + fib(n - 2)
if __name__ == '__main__':
log_initial('inital', 'c:\\paulwork\\testing\deploy\\log')
a = testingA()
a.my_testing('This is the first test string')
a.my_area('Second test string')
fib(5)
