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# sclogging

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A Python module (with the help of coloredlogs) to add color to logs.

Still working on docs.

[Current docs](https://sclogging.readthedocs.io)

get_logger is where to get started.

Some options allow certain customizations in the records themselves (e.g. %f.red%something%f%) sets the FORE color for that word then returns to default color of that level of logging.

Other options: Colored spacer

Easily setting seperate options for stderr and file logs

Custom timer class

Allows this:

var_a = Timer(level=”INFO”) var_a.start_timer(Note=”I started it”)

Log record:

time spacer var_a.module.function.start_timer INFO I started it

Wraps logging, colorama.BACK, FORE, CURSOR