def test_warn_log_trace(self):
log = Diary(self.WARNINGS_LOG_PATH, async=False)
log.warn(self.INFO, log_trace=True)
log.close()
with open(log.log_file.name) as f:
self.assertTrue(
"logged(event, *args, **kwargs)" in f.read())
def test_levels_setting_levels(self):
log = Diary(self.INIT_DIR, db_name="levels.db", async=False)
e = Event(self.INFO, level="")
log.info(e)
self.assertIs(e.level, levels.info)
log.warn(e)
self.assertIs(e.level, levels.warn)
log.error(e)
self.assertIs(e.level, levels.error)
log.debug(e)
self.assertIs(e.level, levels.debug)
log.close()
with DiaryDB(log.db_file.name) as db:
db.assert_event_logged(self.INFO, level="INFO", limit=4)
db.assert_event_logged(self.INFO, level="WARN", limit=4)
db.assert_event_logged(self.INFO, level="ERROR", limit=4)
db.assert_event_logged(self.INFO, level="DEBUG", limit=4)
logger = Diary("file_info", db_name="file_processes.db", db=FileProcessDB,
file_name="file_processes.log")
target_dir = "data"
# files_to_process = os.listdir(target_dir)
files_to_process = range(10) # We will pretend the numbers up to 10 are files
for f in files_to_process:
if process_file(f) == 1:
e = FileProcessEvent("Success!", 1, f)
logger.info(e)
elif process_file(f) == 2:
e = FileProcessEvent("The goal was not achieved", 2, f)
logger.warn(e)
elif process_file(f) == 3:
e = FileProcessEvent("An error occurred", 3, f)
logger.error(e)
else:
e = FileProcessEvent("Could not process file", -1, f)
logger.debug(e)
logger.close()
with DiaryDB(logger.db_file.name) as db:
entries = db.cursor.execute('''
SELECT * FROM files
''')
for row in entries:
def test_warn(self):
DB_NAME = 'levels.db'
log = Diary(os.path.join(self.INIT_DIR), async=False, db_name=DB_NAME)
log.warn(self.INFO)
log.logdb.assert_event_logged(self.INFO, "WARN", 1)
log.close()
