Logging plugins¶
Warning
The logging plugins are not the first ones to be loaded. So other plugins might have logged things using the Python logging module when those plugins start handling logs.
Those plugins define how log is displayed. To select a logger (i.e. a plugin logger), use the configuration file:
[logging]
logger = foo
In the above example, plugin logging.foo is used as the logging plugin (if this option is not set, logging.auto is used by default).
logging.quiet — Does not log anything¶
Note that things logged before this plugin is enabled are still logged using the default Python module.
logging.stdlib — Use the Python logging module¶
Default logger, that uses the logging Python module.
The format string can be set in the configuration file:
[logging.stdlib]
format = %%(asctime)s XXX %%(message)s
You can use the attribute names defined by the logging module. Note that you need to escape % with double %, because configparser formats strings found in configuration files.
logging.auto — Automatic plugin selection¶
If standard output is a tty, use the logging.rich plugin.
Otherwise, log without frills using the logging.stdlib plugin.
logging.rich — Logging with colors and progress bar¶
Log stuff using colors and a progress bar (uses the rich module).