Yamlog 0.9

Yamlog is an utility written in Python that uses a rotating file that rollovers at 128 KB, it writes messages in YAML format since it's more easy to parse --using the international format for date and time--, and it also logs the higher-level messages to the standard error into single lines.<br /><br />To setup the logging:<br /><br />import yamlog<br />yamlog.setup(filename)<br /><br />where filename is the file where is going to be logged; /tmp/python.log by default.<br /><br />And to tear down it:<br /><br />yamlog.teardown()<br /><br />Then, in each module where is going to be used, there is to add:<br /><br />import yamlog<br />_log = yamlog.logger(__name__)<br /><br />so it passes the module name where it's being run. Now, can be used the logging methods --debug(), info(), warning(), error(), critical()-- to indicate the importance of a logged message.<br />#md5=07d702e8c9d3a19f9bd55eb4c71f2893<br />#md5=001c007bb6cefef1186169adf5d54e96

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