Simple encapsulation of Python's logging example

With Python's logging, every time you write a log, you make a small module to make the log more convenient.
The code is as follows

log.py

Import Logging, Logging.handlers
Import Config
Import Inspect

FORMAT = '% (asctime) s-% (name) s-% (levelname) s-% (message) s '
Log_level = logging. DEBUG
Logger = {}
Handler = Logging.handlers.RotatingFileHandler (
Config. Path_log_file,
MaxBytes = 1048576 * 2, # 2MB
Backupcount = 5,
)
Handler.setformatter (logging. Formatter (FORMAT))

__all__ = [' Log ', ' logi ', ' LogE ', ' logd ', ' logc ', ' LOGW ']
def Log (name):
    if Inspect.isclass ( Type (name): #instance
        name = name.__class__.__name__
     elif Inspect.isclass (type (name)): #class
        name = name.__ name__
    Else:
        name = name or "No_name"
 & nbsp;  if name in logger:
        return logger[name]
     Else:
        l = Logging.getlogger (name)
         l.setlevel (log_level)
        L.addhandler (handler)
        Logger[name] = l
        return L

Def logi (name, log):
Return log (name). info (log)

def LogE (name, log):
Return log (name). Error (log)

def logd (name, log):
Return log (name). Debug (log)

def logc (name, log):
Return log (name). Critical (log)

def LOGW (name, log):
Return log (name). Warning (log)

Try:

From log import *

Class C (object):
def logc (self, log):
LOGC (self, log)

Instance = C ()
Logi (C (), ' passing instance ')
LOGW (C, ' passing class type ')
INSTANCE.LOGC ("Passing Self")

Take a look at our log output:

2014-12-06 15:10:56,817-c-info-passing Instance
2014-12-06 15:10:56,818-type-warning-passing class type
2014-12-06 15:10:56,818-c-critical-passing self