loguru
Loguru is a library in Python applications that removes log operations from complex configurations in the standard library. It allows you to manage adder, formr, and filter identification processes through a single function. It has built-in features such as rotation, storage, and compression for file-based logging.
loguru
100Delgan · Log Management
Common commercial products in this category: Splunk, Datadog Logs, Sumo Logic
- By importing a single logger object, you immediately create a log without requiring additional configuration.
- Using the add function, you configure file-based logging with file rotation, compression, and storage parameters.
- You can capture and store exceptions in detail within Thread or main stream.
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Show HN: Rust-loguru – A flexible Rust logging library like Python's Loguru
“Thanks! Here are the main features - Multiple log levels: TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, SUCCESS, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL - Thread-safe global logger: Safe to use in multi-threaded applications - Extensible handler system: Console, file, and custom handlers - Configurable log formatting:…”
- • NeutralHacker News
Show HN: Rust-loguru – A flexible Rust logging library like Python's Loguru
“Nice project! Python Loguru is a delight to use. Good luck! So, do you lose any feature, functionality or performance when using loguru as a log crate backend?”
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