Python LoggerSetup.add_handler Examples

Example #1

File: test_AP_Logger.py Project: PumucklOnTheAir/TestFramework

 def test_add_handler(self):
     LoggerSetup.setup()
     name = subprocess.getoutput('tty')
     result = LoggerSetup.add_handler(name)
     self.assertEqual(True, result)
     logging.info('Info on all cli')
     result = LoggerSetup.add_handler(name)
     self.assertEqual(False, result)
     LoggerSetup.shutdown()

Example #2

File: test_AP_Logger.py Project: wj188888/TestFramework

 def test_add_handler(self):
     LoggerSetup.setup()
     name = subprocess.getoutput('tty')
     result = LoggerSetup.add_handler(name)
     self.assertEqual(True, result)
     logging.info('Info on all cli')
     result = LoggerSetup.add_handler(name)
     self.assertEqual(False, result)
     LoggerSetup.shutdown()

Example #3

File: server.py Project: haggi/TestFramework

 def register_tty(self, tty_name: str = '') -> bool:
     """
     Register tty from cli in logging
     :param tty_name: Name of the console
     :return bool: Success of the register
     """
     # register console from cli in the current process and logging instance
     return LoggerSetup.add_handler(tty_name)

Example #4

File: server.py Project: PumucklOnTheAir/TestFramework

    def register_tty(self, tty_name: str = '') -> bool:
        """
        Register tty from cli in logging.

        :param tty_name: Name of the console
        :return bool: Success of the register
        """
        # register console from cli in the current process and logging instance
        return LoggerSetup.add_handler(tty_name)