Pysllo is set of useful python logging extenders that give possibility to bind additional data to logs, raising all logs if error occurs or flow tracks with tools like Elastic Stack or other monitoring tools based on document databases.
The most important benefit of using pysllo is that it's is just extension to normal python logging library. It not requiring from you to change whole logs implementation in your application. You can easy change just part of logging configuration and use this tool in that part of code. It's really simple to start working with Pysllo.
For more information go to documentation on ReadTheDocs.
pip install pysllo- StructuredLogger
- PropagationLogger
- TrackingLogger
- JsonFormatter
- ElasticSearchUDPHandler
from pysllo.handlers import ElasticSearchUDPHandler
from pysllo.formatters import JsonFormatter
from pysllo.utils import LoggersFactory
# configuration
host, port = 'localhost', 9000
handler = ElasticSearchUDPHandler([(host, port)])
formatter = JsonFormatter()
handler.setFormatter(formatter)
MixedLogger = LoggersFactory.make(
tracking_logger=True,
propagation_logger=True,
structured_logger=True
)
logger = MixedLogger('test')
logger.addHandler(handler)
# examlpe usage
msg = "TEST"
logger.bind(ip='127.0.0.1')
logger.debug(msg, user=request.user)