2. Task oriented doc

Note

Many functions take a stackoverhead param, which is documented in quicklogging.base.get_logger().

2.1. Fetch a logger

Use quicklogging.base.get_logger() also available as quicklogging.get_logger().

Then, you can use the logger normally.

2.2. Available log wrappers

If logging multiple times, it is slower to use these than to use quicklogging.get_logger() and log with received object.

• quicklogging.debug() → logging.debug()
• quicklogging.info() → logging.info()
• quicklogging.warning() → logging.warning()
• quicklogging.error() → logging.error()
• quicklogging.critical() → logging.critical()
• quicklogging.exception() → logging.exception()

2.3. print wrapping functionality

quicklogging provides

• quicklogging.catch_prints()
• quicklogging.warn_prints()