def __init__(self, **kwargs):
# if you need to call the superclass constructor:
# super().__init__(**kwargs) # python3
# super(FancyHelloWorld, self).__init__(**kwargs) # python2 compatible
self.pre = self.__class__.__name__ # auxiliary string for debugging output
# check kwargs agains parameter_defs, attach ok'd parameters to this
# object as attributes
parameterInitCheck(self.parameter_defs, kwargs, self)
self.logger = getLogger(self.pre) # hierarchical logger
self.logger.debug("__init__ : hello")
def set_logging(command, options, config):
for key in config.keys():
if "logger_" in key:
pars = config[key]
qualname = pars["qualname"]
levelstr = pars["level"]
level = getattr(logging, levelstr)
# logger = logging.getLogger(qualname)
getLogger(qualname)
confLogger(logger, level)
## now, anywhere in your code, do this:
logger = logging.getLogger("skeleton")
logger.debug("debug")
logger.info("info")
l = config["DEFAULT"]
logger.info("ServerAliveInterval %s", l["ServerAliveInterval"])
## could chain more config / option handling here
## next, proceed to the actual entry point of your app
app(command, options, config)
def __init__(self, **kwargs):
self.pre = self.__class__.__name__ # auxiliary string for debugging output
parameterInitCheck(self.parameter_defs, kwargs,
self) # check for input parameters
self.logger = getLogger(self.pre) # hierarchical logger
self.logger.debug("__init__ : hello")