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- nfo-0.1.9/README.md +144 -0
- nfo-0.1.9/lg/__init__.py +20 -0
- nfo-0.1.9/lg/decorators.py +189 -0
- nfo-0.1.9/lg/logger.py +88 -0
- nfo-0.1.9/lg/models.py +53 -0
- nfo-0.1.9/lg/py.typed +0 -0
- nfo-0.1.9/lg/sinks.py +181 -0
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- nfo-0.1.9/nfo.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- nfo-0.1.9/nfo.egg-info/requires.txt +4 -0
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- nfo-0.1.9/pyproject.toml +39 -0
- nfo-0.1.9/setup.cfg +4 -0
- nfo-0.1.9/tests/test_decorators.py +139 -0
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Summary: Automatic function logging with decorators — output to SQLite, CSV, and Markdown
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Author: wronai
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# lg
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Tak, istnieją biblioteki Pythona, które automatyzują generowanie logów w funkcjach na podstawie analizy kodu, typów danych czy struktur jak try-except.
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## Loguru
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Używa się jej prosto: `@loguru.logger.catch` na funkcji automatycznie przechwytuje błędy i loguje szczegóły, w tym argumenty i typy.
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Przykład: dekorator loguje parametry wejściowe, wyjątki z traceback oraz czas wykonania bez pisania ręcznych logów. [pktiuk.github](https://pktiuk.github.io/notatki_z_jezykow/Python%F0%9F%90%8D/4_biblioteki_i_narz%C4%99dzia/)
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Dla zaawansowanych przypadków `pydantic` integruje walidację typów z automatycznymi logami błędów walidacji w blokach try-except. [bulldogjob](https://bulldogjob.pl/readme/przewodnik-dla-poczatkujacych-po-pydantic-pythona)
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To idealne dla Twoich projektów z embedded systems i automatyzacją, gdzie chcesz minimalizować boilerplate. [pktiuk.github](https://pktiuk.github.io/notatki_z_jezykow/Python%F0%9F%90%8D/4_biblioteki_i_narz%C4%99dzia/)
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| **structlog** [matthewstrawbridge](https://www.matthewstrawbridge.com/content/2024/python-logging-basic-better-best/) | Tak (bind_context, processors dla func args) | Tak (structured metadata z typami, AST via processors) | Tak (via JSON + sqlite insert) [stackoverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67693767/how-do-i-create-an-sqlite-3-database-handler-for-my-python-logger) | Tak (JSON/CSV processors) | Tak (custom renderer) | Structured logs, async, OpenTelemetry | Więcej configu niż Loguru | Wysokie (top 6) [betterstack](https://betterstack.com/community/guides/logging/best-python-logging-libraries/) | Aktywna [dash0](https://www.dash0.com/guides/python-logging-with-structlog) |
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| **Multi-env log correlation** | Brak automatycznego tagowania środowisk (dev/staging/prod) + trace ID dla K8s pods | CI/CD deploy do Docker: brak linku "błąd w pod-3 → Git commit abc123" |
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| **Structured diff logs** | Nie loguje zmian input/output między wersjami funkcji w CI/CD | A/B test funkcji: "v1.2.1 input dict → output None, v1.2.2 → output list" |
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| **Prompt injection detection** | Brak auto-detektu LLM prompt injection w logach API calls | Twoja automatyzacja prawna: loguje "znajdź lukę w umowie X" → flaga bezpieczeństwa |
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| **Loguru** [betterstack](https://betterstack.com/community/guides/logging/best-python-logging-libraries/) | Tak (@logger.catch: wejście/wyjście, wyjątki, traceback) | Częściowa (loguje args via inspect, typy w serializacji) | Tak (custom sink z sqlite3) [stackoverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67693767/how-do-i-create-an-sqlite-3-database-handler-for-my-python-logger) | Tak (serialize=True, CSV format) [github](https://github.com/Delgan/loguru/blob/master/README.md) | Tak (custom format z ## nagłówkami) [jojoduquartier.github](https://jojoduquartier.github.io/snippets/logging_decorator/) | Zero-config, rotation plików, structured JSON, kolorowanie | Nie threaded-safe domyślnie | 15k+ [betterstack](https://betterstack.com/community/guides/logging/best-python-logging-libraries/) | Aktywna (2024-12) [pypi](https://pypi.org/project/loguru/) |
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| **structlog** [matthewstrawbridge](https://www.matthewstrawbridge.com/content/2024/python-logging-basic-better-best/) | Tak (bind_context, processors dla func args) | Tak (structured metadata z typami, AST via processors) | Tak (via JSON + sqlite insert) [stackoverflow](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/67693767/how-do-i-create-an-sqlite-3-database-handler-for-my-python-logger) | Tak (JSON/CSV processors) | Tak (custom renderer) | Structured logs, async, OpenTelemetry | Więcej configu niż Loguru | Wysokie (top 6) [betterstack](https://betterstack.com/community/guides/logging/best-python-logging-libraries/) | Aktywna [dash0](https://www.dash0.com/guides/python-logging-with-structlog) |
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| **Eliot** [betterstack](https://betterstack.com/community/guides/logging/best-python-logging-libraries/) | Tak (@log_call: pełne wejście/wyjście funkcji) | Tak (strukturyzowane eventy z typami) | Tak (JSON do SQLite) | Tak (JSON export) | Częściowa (JSON -> MD via tree) | Wizualizacja (eliot-tree CLI), narracyjne logi | Brak poziomów logów | Średnie [betterstack](https://betterstack.com/community/guides/logging/best-python-logging-libraries/) | Stabilna |
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| **logging std + handlers** [reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/1p6qy1e/spent_a_bunch_of_time_choosing_between_loguru/) | Tak (custom @decorator z inspect/traceback) [jojoduquartier.github](https://jojoduquartier.github.io/snippets/logging_decorator/) | Tak (via inspect.signature, ast.parse) | Tak (python-sqlite-log-handler) [pypi](https://pypi.org/project/python-sqlite-log-handler/) | Tak (CSVHandler/FileHandler) | Tak (custom Formatter) | Natywny, config files, threaded | Boilerplate bez dekoratorów | Wbudowany | Python 3.14 [docs.python](https://docs.python.org/pl/3/tutorial/errors.html) |
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Dla embedded/automatyzacji (RPi/ESP32) wybierz **Loguru** – prosty, lekki, integruje z Docker/K8s. Do biznesu (ERP/legal) **structlog** dla searchable JSON/SQLite. Przykłady kodu z poprzednich odpowiedzi działają out-of-box po `pip install loguru python-sqlite-log-handler`. [reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/Python/comments/1p6qy1e/spent_a_bunch_of_time_choosing_between_loguru/)
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| **Multi-env log correlation** | Brak automatycznego tagowania środowisk (dev/staging/prod) + trace ID dla K8s pods | CI/CD deploy do Docker: brak linku "błąd w pod-3 → Git commit abc123" |
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| **Structured diff logs** | Nie loguje zmian input/output między wersjami funkcji w CI/CD | A/B test funkcji: "v1.2.1 input dict → output None, v1.2.2 → output list" |
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| **Prompt injection detection** | Brak auto-detektu LLM prompt injection w logach API calls | Twoja automatyzacja prawna: loguje "znajdź lukę w umowie X" → flaga bezpieczeństwa |
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**Dla Twoich projektów**: Stwórz custom sink z LangChain + Pinecone vector DB do semantycznego searchu logów ("pokaż wszystkie TypeError z dict arg w ciągu 7 dni") i GitHub Actions step z LLM code review na bazie logów z failed builds. [github](https://github.com/charliepaks/llm-cicd)
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