def configure_logging():
'''
This function configures logging for the SILPA applications using Flask's
internal logger.
For now log file will be rotated 7 days once and 4 backups will be kept.
This can't be modified using configuration file as of now.
Default logging level will be ERROR and can be modified from
configuration file. Log folder and file name can also be configured using
configuration file but make sure the path you give is writable for
Webserver user, otherwise this will lead to an error.
'''
log_level = loadconfig.get('log_level')
log_folder = loadconfig.get('log_folder')
log_name = loadconfig.get('log_name')
filename = os.path.join(log_folder, log_name)
handler = handlers.TimedRotatingFileHandler(filename,
when='D',
interval=7,
backupCount=4)
level = logging.ERROR
if log_level == "debug":
level = logging.DEBUG
elif log_level == "info":
level = logging.INFO
elif log_level == "warn":
level = logging.WARNING
elif log_level == "error":
level = logging.ERROR
handler.setLevel(level)
handler.setFormatter(
Formatter('%(asctime)s %(levelname)s: %(message)s \
[in %(pathname)s %(lineno)d]'))
app.logger.setLevel(level)
app.logger.addHandler(handler)
def configure_logging():
'''
This function configures logging for the SILPA applications using Flask's
internal logger.
For now log file will be rotated 7 days once and 4 backups will be kept.
This can't be modified using configuration file as of now.
Default logging level will be ERROR and can be modified from
configuration file. Log folder and file name can also be configured using
configuration file but make sure the path you give is writable for
Webserver user, otherwise this will lead to an error.
'''
log_level = loadconfig.get('log_level')
log_folder = loadconfig.get('log_folder')
log_name = loadconfig.get('log_name')
filename = os.path.join(log_folder, log_name)
handler = handlers.TimedRotatingFileHandler(filename, when='D',
interval=7, backupCount=4)
level = logging.ERROR
if log_level == "debug":
level = logging.DEBUG
elif log_level == "info":
level = logging.INFO
elif log_level == "warn":
level = logging.WARNING
elif log_level == "error":
level = logging.ERROR
handler.setLevel(level)
handler.setFormatter(Formatter('%(asctime)s %(levelname)s: %(message)s \
[in %(pathname)s %(lineno)d]'))
app.logger.setLevel(level)
app.logger.addHandler(handler)
'''
Purpose of this file is to hold variables which is used
across the application so that these variables don't get
initialized multiple times
'''
_all_ = ['MODULES', 'modules', 'modulenames', 'enabled_modules', \
'load_modules', 'BASEURL']
import loadconfig
import sys
MODULES = {}
BASEURL = loadconfig.get('baseurl')
modules = loadconfig.get('modules')
modulenames = loadconfig.get('modules_display')
enabled_modules = [modulenames[x] for x in modules.keys() \
if modules[x] == "yes"]
def load_modules():
'''
Load the modules enabled in the configuration file
by user. This function initializes global variable
MODULES which is a dictionary having module name as
key and module itself as value. Which can be used later
to process requests coming for the modules.
'''
'''
Purpose of this file is to hold variables which is used
across the application so that these variables don't get
initialized multiple times
'''
_all_ = ['MODULES', 'modules', 'modulenames', 'enabled_modules', \
'load_modules', 'BASEURL']
import loadconfig
import sys
MODULES = {}
BASEURL = loadconfig.get('baseurl')
modules = loadconfig.get('modules')
modulenames = loadconfig.get('modules_display')
enabled_modules = [modulenames[x] for x in modules.keys() \
if modules[x] == "yes"]
def load_modules():
'''
Load the modules enabled in the configuration file
by user. This function initializes global variable
MODULES which is a dictionary having module name as
key and module itself as value. Which can be used later
to process requests coming for the modules.
'''
"""
Purpose of this file is to hold variables which is used
across the application so that these variables don't get
initialized multiple times
"""
_all_ = ["MODULES", "modules", "modulenames", "enabled_modules", "load_modules", "BASEURL"]
import loadconfig
import sys
MODULES = {}
BASEURL = loadconfig.get("baseurl")
modules = loadconfig.get("modules")
modulenames = loadconfig.get("modules_display")
enabled_modules = [modulenames[x] for x in modules.keys() if modules[x] == "yes"]
def load_modules():
"""
Load the modules enabled in the configuration file
by user. This function initializes global variable
MODULES which is a dictionary having module name as
key and module itself as value. Which can be used later
to process requests coming for the modules.
"""
# Already initialized the modules then don't do it again
