Functional simple configuration
Import the logging logging.debug ( ' Debug Message ' ) # low level for debugging information logging.info ( ' info Message ' ) # normal information logging.warning ( ' warning Message ' ) # warning logging.error ( ' the message error ' ) # error message logging.critical ( ' critical the message ' ) # high level, used for severe error messages
Python's logging module logs printed by default to the standard output, and only shows a greater than or equal WARNING level log, indicating that the default log level WARNING (log level Level CRITICAL> ERROR> WARNING> INFO> DEBUG), the default log format for the log level: Logger name: user output messages.
Two kinds of configuration log, basicconfig configuration and log object configuration
# Basicconfig simple but can do relatively little, there are Chinese garbage problem, can not go on file and screen output
# Log object configuration, a little bit can do relatively more complex
basicconfig Configuration
Import the logging
file_handler are = logging.FileHandler (filename = ' x1.log ' , MODE = ' A ' , encoding = ' UTF-. 8 ' ,) to create a log #
logging.basicConfig (
the format = ' % (the asctime) S -% (name ) S -% (levelname) S -% (Module1) S:% (Message) S ' , # formatting
datefmt = ' % Y-M-% D%% H:% M:% S% P ' , the time # formatting
handlers = [file_handler are], # set the input to create a file, if this line is not set, the default output to the console
level = logging.error # logging level is set, and if not, the default system settings
)
log object configuration
Import the logging
Logger = logging.getLogger ()
# Create a handler operator for writing the log file
FH = logging.FileHandler ( ' the test.log ' , encoding = ' UTF-. 8 ' )
# then create a handler operator, for output to the console
CH = logging.StreamHandler ()
Formatter = logging.Formatter ( ' % (the asctime) S -% (name) S -% (levelname) S -% (Message) S ' ) fh.setFormatter (Formatter ) # format associated with the corresponding operator ch.setFormatter (Formatter) logger.addHandler (fh) # operator and log files associated with objects, Logger plurality of objects can be added and fh ch objects logger.addHandler (ch)