PyLogs
PyLogs is a python library made by Krypton so that it is easier for everyone to add logs into their python projects.
Getting Started
By following the incoming instructions, you will be able to get PyLogs into any of your projects.
Prerequisites
To be able to use PyLogs you will need:
- Python 3.x
- Python IDE (PyCharm)
Installing
- Open your command prompt or terminal and install PyLogs with the following command
For only the current user:
pip install --user py-logs
For all the computer users:
pip install py-logs
- To start using PyLogs you need to import
pylogs
import pylogs
print(pylogs.__name__ + ", Version " + pylogs.__version__)
print("Made by " + pylogs.__author__)- To create new logs you will need to use, for example, the
PyLogs.critical()method
import pylogs
print(pylogs.__name__ + ", Version " + pylogs.__version__)
print("Made by " + pylogs.__author__ + "\n\n")
# Prints Critical Error Message With Color
pylogs.critical("Critical Error Message", True)
# Prints Critical Error Message Without Color
pylogs.critical("Critical Error Message", False)
# Prints Warning Message With Color
pylogs.warning("Warning Message", True)
# Prints Warning Message Without Color
pylogs.warning("Warning Message", False)If you still do not understand after following these steps, there is an example file called Example.py.
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Contributing
Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to this project.
Bugs & TODOs
The list of known bugs of PyLogs is available here.
The TODO list of PyLogs is available here.
Issues
Before submitting any issues, make sure to read the known bugs file.
Submit your issues that you encounter while installing and using PyLogs here.
Versioning
We use SemVer for versioning. For the versions available, see the tags on this repository.
Authors
- Krypton - Initial work - kkrypt0nn
License
This project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.
