logging_tree

An easy way to see the myriad of loggers/handlers/filters currently configured in your code

• Logger objects are shown in green (placeholders are in white)
• Handlers objects are shown in Blue
• Filter objects are shown in yellow

Installing and using the logging_tree utility

You can clone the project and install it from local source:

git clone https://github.com/rustyhowell/logging_tree
cd logging_tree
pip install .

Or you can install it directly from github

pip install git+https://github.com/rustyhowell/logging_tree.git

In your code:

import logging_tree
logging_tree.print_logging_tree(include_handlers=True)

You will see output like this:

<Logger root, level=30,warning>
 +-- <Filter a.b.c >
 +-- <StreamHandler, level=0>
 +-- <Logger a>
 |   +-- <Logger a.b, level=0,notset >
 |   |   +-- <StreamHandler, level=0>
 |   |   +-- <Logger a.b.c>
 |   |       +-- <Logger a.b.c.d, level=0,notset >
 |   |           +-- <FileHandler, level=0>
 |   |               +-- <Filter <logging.Filter object at 0x7ff16f5cfee0> >
 |   +-- <Logger a.f, level=0,notset >
 +-- <Logger x>
     +-- <Logger x.y, level=0,notset >
         +-- <DatagramHandler, level=0>