pyg3log
Python wrapper for G3Log a C++ logging library
Introduction
pyg3log is python wrapper around G3log an asynchronous, "crash safe" C++ logging library.
Installation
First make sure g3log and g3sinks are installed
From github:
git clone https://github.com/glitzflitz/pyg3log.git
cd pyg3log
python setup.py install
Usage
>>> import pyg3log as log
>>> #Create log worker for displaying log messages on terminal/console
>>> log.createConsoleLogWorker()
>>> log.info("Some information", "random amount of parameters")
2019/01/20 23:42:30 058417 INFO [pyg3log.cpp->operator():81]
('Some information', 'random amount of parameters')
>>> log.debug("Hello World" , 123, 656.736)
2019/01/20 23:40:33 312192 DEBUG [pyg3log.cpp->operator():78]
('Hello World', 123, 656.736)
>>> log.closeLogWorker()
>>> log.createDefaultLogWorker("pyg3log", "/tmp") #OR just log.createDeafultLogWorker() which stores logs in /tmp
>>> log.warning("WARNING",2355,34.54)
>>> logArchive = log.LogRotate("archiveName", "/tmp ")
>>> logArchive.save()
TODO
- Add support for Console logger sink
- Find better way for packaging and distributing
- Add support for more sinks