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- tee_logger-6.19/README.md +143 -0
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- tee_logger-6.19/setup.cfg +4 -0
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- tee_logger-6.19/tee_logger.egg-info/SOURCES.txt +7 -0
- tee_logger-6.19/tee_logger.egg-info/dependency_links.txt +1 -0
- tee_logger-6.19/tee_logger.egg-info/requires.txt +1 -0
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Name: tee-logger
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Version: 6.19
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Summary: A simple wrapper for python logger that also selectively tee logs to stdout
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# Tee_Logger
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This Python module provides a simple, customizable logger that can direct output to both the console and a log file. It includes utilities for formatting file names, colorizing text output, and performing log maintenance tasks like archiving and deletion of old logs.
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## Table of Contents
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- [Tee\_Logger](#tee_logger)
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- [Table of Contents](#table-of-contents)
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- [Installation](#installation)
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- [Overview](#overview)
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- [Key Components](#key-components)
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- [bcolors](#bcolors)
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- [abbreviate\_filename](#abbreviate_filename)
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- [printWithColor](#printwithcolor)
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- [teeLogger](#teelogger)
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- [Usage Examples](#usage-examples)
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- [Note: by default, the caller trace back level is 2, which usually will be the line calling for log.](#note-by-default-the-caller-trace-back-level-is-2-which-usually-will-be-the-line-calling-for-log)
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- [Log Maintenance](#log-maintenance)
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## Installation
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Copy `Tee_Logger.py` into your project and ensure you have Python 3 installed. Dependencies:
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- `dateutil` (optional)
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## Overview
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- Print log messages with or without colors.
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- Automatically compress and delete logs based on specified criteria.
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- Provide caller information in log messages (filename, line number).
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By default, `teeLogger` outputs to the console and a timestamped log file. You can disable file logging or console printing as needed.
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## Key Components
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### bcolors
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A helper class providing ANSI escape codes for colored terminal output.
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```python
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HEADER = '\033[95m'
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warning = '\033[93m'
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critical = '\033[91m'
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info = '\033[0m'
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debug = '\033[0m'
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ENDC = '\033[0m'
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BOLD = '\033[1m'
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```
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### abbreviate_filename
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A function that shortens file names with optional advanced transformations (e.g., using base64 or scientific notation for line numbers). It is used internally to display a concise “filename:lineNumber” in log messages.
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### printWithColor
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A helper function that prints a plain text string to the console, wrapped in the appropriate ANSI color codes based on a `level`:
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- `warning`: bcolors.warning
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- `error`: bcolors.warning
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- `critical`: bcolors.critical
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- `ok` or `okgreen`: bcolors.OKGREEN
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- default: bcolors.info
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### teeLogger
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Primary logger class with the following notable parameters:
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- `programName`: Name associated with the logs. Defaults to the caller’s filename.
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- `compressLogAfterMonths`: Number of months after which logs are automatically compressed.
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- `noLog`: If `True`, no file logging occurs.
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- `callerStackDepth`: The stack depth for tracing back the caller file path and line number. Default to 2.
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- `teeok(msg)`, `ok(msg)`, `info(msg)`, `error(msg)`, `teeerror(msg)`: Log a message at various levels, optionally printing to console.
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- `teelog(msg, level)`: General-purpose logger for any level (e.g. `"warning"`, `"critical"`).
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## Usage Examples
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```python
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from Tee_Logger import teeLogger
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# Create a logger instance
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# Log messages
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tl.info("This is an info message. ( only log to file )")
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tl.teeok("Operation successful.")
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tl.teeprint("Normal messages.")
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tl.teelog('Tee Log with level as a variable',level)
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```
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Terminal output:
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```
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Log file: <cwd>/MyApp_log/2025-02-10/MyApp_2025-02-10_01-33-26.log
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Operation successful.
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Normal messages.
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Tee Log with level as a variable
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```
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Logger file:
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2025-02-10 01:33:26,622 [INFO ] [Tee_Logger:357 ] Starting MyApp at 2025-02-10_01-33-26
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2025-02-10 01:33:26,623 [INFO ] [Tee_Logger:357 ] This is an info message. ( only log to file )
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2025-02-10 01:33:26,624 [ERROR ] [Tee_Logger:362 ] This is an error reported to both stdout and file
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2025-02-10 01:33:26,625 [INFO ] [Tee_Logger:340 ] Operation successful.
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2025-02-10 01:33:26,627 [CRITICAL] [Tee_Logger:370 ] Tee Log with level as a variable
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```
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## Log Maintenance
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All logs are stored in `programName_log/YYYY-MM-DD` directories. Upon initialization, the logger permanently runs `cleanup_old_logs()` to:
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- Delete logs older than `deleteLogAfterYears`.
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Compression uses `tar` with `xz` if available, otherwise uses Python’s built-in `tarfile` library. The cleanup runs asynchronously using a `ProcessPoolExecutor`.
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# Tee_Logger
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## Table of Contents
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- [Tee\_Logger](#tee_logger)
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- [Table of Contents](#table-of-contents)
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- [Installation](#installation)
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- [Overview](#overview)
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- [Key Components](#key-components)
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- [bcolors](#bcolors)
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- [abbreviate\_filename](#abbreviate_filename)
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- [printWithColor](#printwithcolor)
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- [teeLogger](#teelogger)
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- [Usage Examples](#usage-examples)
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- [Note: by default, the caller trace back level is 2, which usually will be the line calling for log.](#note-by-default-the-caller-trace-back-level-is-2-which-usually-will-be-the-line-calling-for-log)
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## Installation
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- `dateutil` (optional)
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## Overview
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- Print log messages with or without colors.
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## Key Components
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### bcolors
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A helper class providing ANSI escape codes for colored terminal output.
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warning = '\033[93m'
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critical = '\033[91m'
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info = '\033[0m'
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debug = '\033[0m'
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ENDC = '\033[0m'
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```
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- `warning`: bcolors.warning
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- `error`: bcolors.warning
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- `critical`: bcolors.critical
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- `ok` or `okgreen`: bcolors.OKGREEN
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- `okblue`: bcolors.OKBLUE
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- `okcyan`: bcolors.OKCYAN
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- default: bcolors.info
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- `programName`: Name associated with the logs. Defaults to the caller’s filename.
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- `deleteLogAfterYears`: Number of years after which logs are deleted.
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- `suppressPrintout`: If set to `True`, console printing is suppressed, but logs still appear in the file.
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- `fileDescriptorLength`: Maximum title span for formatted file name and line number in logs.
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- `noLog`: If `True`, no file logging occurs.
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- `callerStackDepth`: The stack depth for tracing back the caller file path and line number. Default to 2.
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Log file: <cwd>/MyApp_log/2025-02-10/MyApp_2025-02-10_01-33-26.log
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```
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2025-02-10 01:33:26,623 [INFO ] [Tee_Logger:357 ] This is an info message. ( only log to file )
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2025-02-10 01:33:26,625 [INFO ] [Tee_Logger:340 ] Operation successful.
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2025-02-10 01:33:26,627 [CRITICAL] [Tee_Logger:370 ] Tee Log with level as a variable
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2025-02-10 01:33:26,628 [WARNING ] [Tee_Logger:374 ] Log with variable level
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```
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Note: by default, the caller trace back level is 2, which usually will be the line calling for log.
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