pigeon.utils.logger

Module Contents

class pigeon.utils.logger.Manager

Used to manage settings and load specified middleware which is only loaded at runtime.

To override settings either the method Manager.override or the Manager.__get_attr__ method is used:

# override settings using a module or similar behaving object
my_settings: types.ModuleType = ...
Manager.override(my_settings)

# override settings one at a time by accessing the attributes (__getattr__)
Manager.my_setting = my_value

classmethod override(new_settings: types.ModuleType | Any)

Overrides current settings with new settings provided.

Parameters:

new_settings – New settings to override old ones with

pigeon.utils.logger.lock

pigeon.utils.logger.print

class pigeon.utils.logger.Log(name, color='#ffffff', subname='')

max_name_length = 15

off_color = '[#8888aa]'

critical(*args, end='\n', subname='')

error(*args, end='\n', subname='')

warning(*args, end='\n', subname='')

info(*args, end='\n', subname='')

verbose(*args, end='\n', subname='')

debug(*args, prefix='', end='\n', subname='')

sublog(*args, color='white][/', end='\n')

For log messages that give extra context and details on the previous logmessage. They will only be logged if the previous log message was logged as well.

action(*args, end='\n', subname='')

ask_user(*args, end='', subname='')

Waits for input of user [y/n] returns True or False dependent on input