Issue
logger.configure(
handlers=[
dict(sink="TRACE.log", level='TRACE', enqueue=True, encoding='utf-8', diagnose=True),
dict(sink="DEBUG.log", level='DEBUG', enqueue=True, encoding='utf-8', diagnose=True),
dict(sink="INFO.log", level='INFO', enqueue=True, encoding='utf-8', diagnose=True),
dict(sink="SUCCESS.log", level='SUCCESS', enqueue=True, encoding='utf-8', diagnose=True),
dict(sink="WARNING.log", level='WARNING', enqueue=True, encoding='utf-8', diagnose=True),
dict(sink="ERROR.log", level='ERROR', enqueue=True, encoding='utf-8', diagnose=True),
dict(sink="CRITICAL.log", level='CRITICAL', enqueue=True, encoding='utf-8', diagnose=True),
],
)
logger.trace('TRACE')
logger.debug('DEBUG')
logger.info('INFO')
logger.success('SUCCESS')
logger.warning('WARNING')
logger.error('ERROR')
logger.critical('CRITICAL')](url)
TRACE.log
2021-12-26 15:44:39.272 | TRACE | __main__:main:216 - TRACE
2021-12-26 15:44:39.272 | DEBUG | __main__:main:217 - DEBUG
2021-12-26 15:44:39.272 | INFO | __main__:main:218 - INFO
2021-12-26 15:44:39.272 | SUCCESS | __main__:main:219 - SUCCESS
2021-12-26 15:44:39.272 | WARNING | __main__:main:220 - WARNING
2021-12-26 15:44:39.288 | ERROR | __main__:main:221 - ERROR
2021-12-26 15:44:39.288 | CRITICAL | __main__:main:222 - CRITICAL
How to write each level to a separate file so that it does not repeat in each file below the level?
Solution
Use the filter
parameter:
import sys
from loguru import logger
def only_level(level):
def is_level(record):
return record['level'].name == level
return is_level
logger.remove()
logger.add(sys.stdout, level='TRACE', filter=only_level('TRACE'))
logger.trace('TRACE')
logger.debug('DEBUG') # will not be logged
Answered By - char101
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