Python logbook.CRITICAL Examples

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Example #1
Source File: log_service.py    From python-for-entrepreneurs-course-demos with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def __get_logbook_logging_level(level_str):
        # logbook levels:
        # CRITICAL = 15
        # ERROR = 14
        # WARNING = 13
        # NOTICE = 12
        # INFO = 11
        # DEBUG = 10
        # TRACE = 9
        # NOTSET = 0

        level_str = level_str.upper().strip()

        if level_str == 'CRITICAL':
            return logbook.CRITICAL
        elif level_str == 'ERROR':
            return logbook.ERROR
        elif level_str == 'WARNING':
            return logbook.WARNING
        elif level_str == 'NOTICE':
            return logbook.NOTICE
        elif level_str == 'INFO':
            return logbook.INFO
        elif level_str == 'DEBUG':
            return logbook.DEBUG
        elif level_str == 'TRACE':
            return logbook.TRACE
        elif level_str == 'NOTSET':
            return logbook.NOTSET
        else:
            raise ValueError("Unknown logbook log level: {}".format(level_str))
Example #2
Source File: bin.py    From saltyrtc-server-python with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def _get_logging_level(verbosity: int) -> LogbookLevel:
    import logbook
    return LogbookLevel({
        1: logbook.CRITICAL,
        2: logbook.ERROR,
        3: logbook.WARNING,
        4: logbook.NOTICE,
        5: logbook.INFO,
        6: logbook.DEBUG,
        7: logbook.TRACE,
    }[verbosity])
Example #3
Source File: log_service.py    From cookiecutter-pyramid-talk-python-starter with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def __get_logbook_logging_level(level_str):
        # logbook levels:
        # CRITICAL = 15
        # ERROR = 14
        # WARNING = 13
        # NOTICE = 12
        # INFO = 11
        # DEBUG = 10
        # TRACE = 9
        # NOTSET = 0

        level_str = level_str.upper().strip()

        if level_str == 'CRITICAL':
            return logbook.CRITICAL
        elif level_str == 'ERROR':
            return logbook.ERROR
        elif level_str == 'WARNING':
            return logbook.WARNING
        elif level_str == 'NOTICE':
            return logbook.NOTICE
        elif level_str == 'INFO':
            return logbook.INFO
        elif level_str == 'DEBUG':
            return logbook.DEBUG
        elif level_str == 'TRACE':
            return logbook.TRACE
        elif level_str == 'NOTSET':
            return logbook.NOTSET
        else:
            raise ValueError("Unknown logbook log level: {}".format(level_str))
Example #4
Source File: custom_logger.py    From WindAdapter with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def set_level(self, log_level):
        if log_level.lower() == LogLevel.INFO:
            self.logger.level = logbook.INFO
        elif log_level.lower() == LogLevel.WARNING:
            self.logger.level = logbook.WARNING
        elif log_level.lower() == LogLevel.CRITICAL:
            self.logger.level = logbook.CRITICAL
        elif log_level.lower() == LogLevel.NOTSET:
            self.logger.level = logbook.NOTSET
Example #5
Source File: log_service.py    From cookiecutter-course with GNU General Public License v2.0 5 votes vote down vote up 
def __get_logbook_logging_level(level_str):
        # logbook levels:
        # CRITICAL = 15
        # ERROR = 14
        # WARNING = 13
        # NOTICE = 12
        # INFO = 11
        # DEBUG = 10
        # TRACE = 9
        # NOTSET = 0

        level_str = level_str.upper().strip()

        if level_str == 'CRITICAL':
            return logbook.CRITICAL
        elif level_str == 'ERROR':
            return logbook.ERROR
        elif level_str == 'WARNING':
            return logbook.WARNING
        elif level_str == 'NOTICE':
            return logbook.NOTICE
        elif level_str == 'INFO':
            return logbook.INFO
        elif level_str == 'DEBUG':
            return logbook.DEBUG
        elif level_str == 'TRACE':
            return logbook.TRACE
        elif level_str == 'NOTSET':
            return logbook.NOTSET
        else:
            raise ValueError("Unknown logbook log level: {}".format(level_str))
Example #6
Source File: log.py    From ClusterRunner with Apache License 2.0 4 votes vote down vote up 
def configure_logging(log_level=None, log_file=None, simplified_console_logs=False):
    """
    This should be called once as early as possible in app startup to configure logging handlers and formatting.

    :param log_level: The level at which to record log messages (DEBUG|INFO|NOTICE|WARNING|ERROR|CRITICAL)
    :type log_level: str
    :param log_file: The file to write logs to, or None to disable logging to a file
    :type log_file: str | None
    :param simplified_console_logs: Whether or not to use the simplified logging format and coloring
    :type simplified_console_logs: bool
    """
    # Set datetimes in log messages to be local timezone instead of UTC
    logbook.set_datetime_format('local')

    # Redirect standard lib logging to capture third-party logs in our log files (e.g., tornado, requests)
    logging.root.setLevel(logging.WARNING)  # don't include DEBUG/INFO/NOTICE-level logs from third parties
    logbook.compat.redirect_logging(set_root_logger_level=False)

    # Add a NullHandler to suppress all log messages lower than our desired log_level. (Otherwise they go to stderr.)
    NullHandler().push_application()

    log_level = log_level or Configuration['log_level']
    format_string, log_colors = _LOG_FORMAT_STRING, _LOG_COLORS
    if simplified_console_logs:
        format_string, log_colors = _SIMPLIFIED_LOG_FORMAT_STRING, _SIMPLIFIED_LOG_COLORS

    # handler for stdout
    log_handler = _ColorizingStreamHandler(
        stream=sys.stdout,
        level=log_level,
        format_string=format_string,
        log_colors=log_colors,
        bubble=True,
    )
    log_handler.push_application()

    # handler for log file
    if log_file:
        fs.create_dir(os.path.dirname(log_file))
        previous_log_file_exists = os.path.exists(log_file)

        event_handler = _ColorizingRotatingFileHandler(
            filename=log_file,
            level=log_level,
            format_string=_LOG_FORMAT_STRING,
            log_colors=_LOG_COLORS,
            bubble=True,
            max_size=Configuration['max_log_file_size'],
            backup_count=Configuration['max_log_file_backups'],
        )
        event_handler.push_application()
        if previous_log_file_exists:
            # Force application to create a new log file on startup.
            event_handler.perform_rollover(increment_logfile_counter=False)
        else:
            event_handler.log_application_summary()