deepjyoti30/simber

A simple, minimal and powerful logging library for Python

Simple, minimal and powerful logger for Python

Why Simber?

Simber was merely built because of some restrictions that the Python's default logging library has. This library is aimed as a simple, minimal yet powerful logging library for all Python apps. This logging library aims to take away all the disadvantages of using the default logging library and at the same time be feature filled so that the end user feels powerful using it.

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Non English Characters are not supported

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Version Info

• Simber version: latest

Description

Non english characters are raising a UnicodeEncodeError.

Reference issue from ytmdl

Invalid Python release specifier

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Version Info

• Simber version: 0.2.5

How Simber was installed?

It cannot be installed.

Description

This is currently blocking the build for ytmdl: chaotic-aur/packages#1595

Setup fails because there's an invalid release specifier here:

simber/setup.py

Line 31 in b80cc11

python_requires=">=3.*",

This results in the following error in python-simber.log:

Warning: 'classifiers' should be a list, got type 'tuple'
error in simber setup command: 'python_requires' must be a string containing valid version specifiers; Invalid specifier: '>=3.*'

According to Python packaging guidelines the appropriate syntax is:
python_requires=">=3",

Method to destroy streams

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Description

The use case is for the execution of tests using pytest. For any particular session, there may be hundreds of tests. For each test, I'd like to generate a log file.

logger = Logger("mylogger", log_path="log1.txt", format="{message}")
logger.info("Just printing an info message from the test logger")
logger.update_disable_file(True)
logger = Logger("mylogger", log_path="log2.txt, format="{message}")
logger.info("Just printing another info message from the test logger")

I noticed that I need to disable the previous logger's file stream using logger.update_disable_file(True) or it will result in duplicated messages. However, if I do this 100 times for each session, I've noticed that there are 100 streams being kept in memory.

Can we have a method to destroy streams? Or is there another way to do this?

Add ability to set date format

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In the formatter, we can use {time} but there's no way to set the date format as it's currently fixed to %d/%m/%Y %H:%M:%S. I'd like to set it to something else such as: %Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S