This project is unmaintained. Consider using flask-events instead.
Flask middleware to help log with canonical logging.
$ pip install flask-canonical
General usage requires nothing more than calling init_app or initiating the logger with the app directly:
from flask_canonical import CanonicalLogger
from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)
canonical_logger = CanonicalLogger(app)
@app.route('/')
def main():
return 'Hello, world!'It logs to a logger called <app-name>.canonical, configure your logging to forward this to syslog or a log file or stdout however you like:
fwd=127.0.0.1 tag=main method=GET path=/ status=200 request_user_agent=curl/7.38.0 measure#timing_total=0.001s
Timing data is logged in a format similar to l2met, measure#db.total=0.002s. If you're using SQLAlchemy timing from the database is tracked automatically.
There is a sample app in sample_app.py you can inspect and fire up if you want to play around with the logger.
$ ./configure
$ ./test