Package library :: Package pyjamas :: Package logging

Package logging

Logging module for Pyjamas, mimicking CPython's logging module.

Usage example:

   from pyjamas import logging
   log = logging.getConsoleLogger()
   log.debug('This is a debug message')

Author: Peter Bittner <peter.bittner@gmx.net>

Submodules

library.pyjamas.logging.handlers: Logging handlers for Pyjamas logging based on CPython's logging handlers.

Functions

getLoggerForHandler(handler, name=__name__, level=DEBUG, fmt=BASIC_FORMAT)
Use this function to easily include new loggers in your application, e.g.

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getAlertLogger(name=__name__, level=DEBUG, fmt=BASIC_FORMAT)
A logger that shows any log message in a browser's alert popup dialog.

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getAppendLogger(name=__name__, level=DEBUG, fmt=BASIC_FORMAT)
A logger that appends text to the end of the HTML document body.

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getConsoleLogger(name=__name__, level=DEBUG, fmt=BASIC_FORMAT)
A logger that uses Firebug's console.log() function.

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getNullLogger(name=__name__, level=DEBUG, fmt=BASIC_FORMAT)
A logger that does nothing.

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getPrintLogger(name=__name__, level=DEBUG, fmt=BASIC_FORMAT)
A logger that prints text to cerr, the default error output stream.

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Variables

PLAIN_FORMAT = '%(message)s'

Function Details

Use this function to easily include new loggers in your application, e.g. <code>log = logging.getLoggerForHandler(NullHandler())</code>

A logger that does nothing. Use it to disable logging.