Module kiwi.log
Extension to the logging module
This module defines a couple of extensions to the logging module
included in the python standard distribution.
It creates an additional logging handler that print log records on the
standard output. This handler is only showing records which has a level
set to logging.WARNING or higher by default. The messages printed by this
handler can be modified by using the environment variable called
KIWI_LOG.
The syntax for the string which KIWI_LOG points to is the
following:
domain ':' level [, domain ':', level]
domain can contain wildcards such as * and ? level is an integer 1-5
which defines the minimal level:
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5: DEBUG
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4: INFO
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3: WARNING
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2: ERROR
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1: CRITICAL
Examples:
KIWI_LOG="stoq*:5"
will print all the messages in a domain starting with stoq with DEBUG
or higher:
KIWI_LOG="kiwi*:4,stoq.*:5"
will print all the messages with INFO or higher in all domains
starting with kiwi, and all the messages in the stoq.* domains which are
DEBUG or higher
Inspiration for the syntax is taken from the debugging
facilities of the GStreamer
multimedia framework.
Classes |
Logger |
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ReversedGlobalFilter |
It's like a reversed filter, the default behavior is to not show the
message, you need to add custom filters for all the records you wish to
see |
Variable Summary |
_Logger |
kiwi_log = <kiwi.log._Logger instance at 0x4027f44c>
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set_log_file(filename,
mask=None)
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- Parameters:
filename -
mask -
optional
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set_log_level(name,
level)
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- Parameters:
name -
logging category
level -
level
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kiwi_log
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- Type:
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_Logger
- Value:
<kiwi.log._Logger instance at 0x4027f44c>
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