prolog 0.1.1

basic_config

The easiest way to begin using prolog is to add the following to your application code:

import prolog
prolog.basic_config()

This will configure the root logger for the default level logging.INFO and set up two handlers: a colorized, console streaming handler, as well as a file handler set to log to the default file - pypro.log - in the main app’s directory.

To specify select loggers defined in application or library code, you pass the comma-seperated names of the desired loggers:

prolog.basic_config('myapp,another_app')

basic_config accepts the following parameters:

loggers

The desired loggers to configure; can be either a comma-separated string of logger names, a list of Logger instances, or None for the root logger.

level

Specify the logging level for all loggers and handlers. Can be either the numeric value or string name for the desired level.

handlers

The handlers to add to the given loggers; can be a comma-separated string of shortcut names (‘stream’ or ‘file’, by default) or a list of Handler instances.

propagate

Indicates whether each logger instance will be set to propagte.

reset_handlers

If True, force a reset of all currently configured handlers.

cfg

The prolog.config.PrologConfig instance to use. If not given, the default will be used (prolog.config.config). For all preceding parameters except for loggers set to None (the default), cfg will be used to determine the appropriate setting.

Examples

Once installed, prolog can be invoked to show configuration settings or sample usage:

$ python -m prolog sample --level=DEBUG basic

Setting colors via environments variables:

$ export PYPROLOG_LEVEL_COLORS='CRITICAL:white,red;ERROR:lightred;DEBUG:lightgray,cyan;*:gray,gray'
$ python -m prolog sample --level=DEBUG basic