Check logging¶

Checks dealing with logging module

Module private variables

logging_strict.util.check_logging.__all__: tuple[str, str, str, str, str, str] = ("is_assume_root", "check_logger", "check_level_name", "check_level", "check_formatter", "str2int")¶: Exported objects from this module

Module objects

logging_strict.util.check_logging.check_formatter(format_='%(levelname)s %(module)s %(funcName)s: %(lineno)d: %(message)s')¶

Check logging format str

Parameters:

format_¶ (Any | None) –

Default LOG_FORMAT

Can pass in anything. Intended to be a logging format str

Returns:

True if a valid logging formatter str otherwise False

Return type:

bool

logging_strict.util.check_logging.check_level(level)¶

Check whether or not level can be normalized into a logging level name

Parameters:: level¶ (Any | None) – str or int or logging.INFO (, etc) or Any
Returns:: True level can be normalized otherwise False
Return type:: bool

logging_strict.util.check_logging.check_level_name(logger_name)¶

Check logger level name

Parameters:: logger_name¶ (typing.Any | None) – Logger name can be a logging.Logger, str
Returns:: True check pass otherwise False
Return type:: bool

logging_strict.util.check_logging.check_logger(logger)¶

Check working with a logging.Logger

Parameters:: logger¶ (typing.Any | str | None) – Logger name can be a logging.Logger or str
Returns:: Would produce a normalized logger
Return type:: bool

logging_strict.util.check_logging.is_assume_root(logger_name)¶

Consider all these to be root:

logging_strict.util.check_logging.str2int(level=None)¶

Support both integer levels as int or as a str. Try to convert. If possible to convert str -> int. Otherwise False