EveryLog provides a simple way to receive notifications for important application events that you choose.
The distribution is hosted on pypi at: '#'. To directly install the package from pypi, run from your terminal::
$ pip install everylog_python_client
This is to be set once globally (instantiated) from within the project, and used everywhere else
from everylog.everylog_python_client import EveryLogPythonClient
client = EverylogPythonClient()
client.setup(api_key='<YOUR_API_KEY>', projectId='<YOUR_PROJECT_NAME>')
# Notifying the logs whenever you choose to.
### Uses the instantiated object from the class and notify by setting different options.
# @param [Dictionary] log_entry_options
# @option log_entry_options [String, options[:projectId]] :projectId name of the project
# @option log_entry_options [String] :title to display in the application and if enabled in the notification
# @option log_entry_options [String] :summary is a not so long text to display on the application and if enabled in the notification
# @option log_entry_options [String] :body it can contain a long text simple formatted, no html to display in the application
# @option log_entry_options [Array] :tags it can be used to categorize the notification, must be strings
# @option log_entry_options [String] :link it can be used to display on the application and if enabled in the notification
# @option log_entry_options [Boolean] :push if True, a push notification is sent to application
# @option log_entry_options [String] :icon
# @option log_entry_options [Array] :externaChannels
# @option log_entry_options [Array[Dictionary]] :properties
# @option log_entry_options [Array] :groups
client.create_log_entry(title='<Sample Title>')The package is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.
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