asynclogger

A lightweight and efficient asynchronous logging package for logging messages to the console and files. Supports colored output, dynamic log paths, and customizable log levels.

Features

• Asynchronous Logging: Non-blocking logging for improved performance.
• Console and File Logging: Supports simultaneous logging to console and files.
• Colored Output: Differentiates log levels using colors for better readability.
• Dynamic Log Paths: Change log file paths dynamically without restarting.
• Custom Log Levels: Define and configure custom logging levels.

Installation

pip install asynclogger

Usage

Basic Example

from asynclogger import logger

logger.config('./logs/test.log', log_to_console=True)

async def main():
    await logger.info('Hello, world!')

if __name__ == '__main__':
    asyncio.run(main())

Configuration Options

Option	Type	Default	Description
log_format	String	{isoformat} {group} {level} {message}	Format used for logging messages.
output	List	["console"]	Specifies outputs.
colorize	Boolean or Dict	True	Takes either a boolean or a dict specifying a color for each log level.
wrapper	Dict	{}	Contains a dict of wrapper functions for each format variable (isoformat, group, level ...).

Dynamic Log Path Change

logger.config('./logs/%Y/%B/{safedate}.log', log_to_console=True)

Custom Log Levels

await logger.log('custom', 'This is a custom log level message')

Coloring Output

from colorist import Color

logger.config('./logs/test.log', log_to_console=True, colorize={
    'ERROR': Color.GREEN
})

Wrapping Variables

logger.config('./logs/test.log', log_to_console=True, wrapper={'group': lambda x: f'({x})'})

License

MIT