fastapi-route-logger-middleware
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Simple middleware for FastAPI to generate log entries on all requests
Basic middleware to log requests made to routes in FastAPI applications.
pip install fastapi-route-logger-middleware
The component is FastAPI middleware.
app.add_middleware(RouteLoggerMiddleware)
Additional arguments can be provided, when needed:
logger - The Logger instance to use. Defaults to the default logger (logging.getLogger(__name__)).skip_routes - A list of strings that represent the start of routes that should not be logged. Default is an empty
list. This is a "begins with" type match so an entry of "/health" will block the routes /health/check and /healthcheck.skip_regexes - A list of regex strings that will be matched against routes that should not be logged. Default is an empty
list. This uses compiled regexes and matches against the entire path. An entry of ".*/health" will not log the routes /health and /api/1.0/health.The sample-site in the code repository contains a sample FastAPI site with this middleware integrated. Check the included readme for more information.
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Simple middleware for FastAPI to generate log entries on all requests
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