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logging-discord

The Logging Discord is a tool that simplifies the logging of error messages to a Discord channel. It allows you to send error messages with custom information, including a traceback and specific messages

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Logging Discord

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Logging Discord is a tool that streamlines error message logging to a Discord channel. It enables the sending of tracebacks and custom specific information messages. Below, you will find details, parameters and methods, as well as usage examples.

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How to Install the Package?

pip install logging_discord

How to Use the Package?

Quick Start.

from logging_discord import LogDiscord

log_discord = LogDiscord(webhook='https://your_discord_channel_webhook')

log_discord.send(log_level=1)   # 0 = unknown, 1 = debug, 2 = info, 3 = warning, 4 = error, 5 = critical

Configuration with discord_config.py

You can configure the parameters of the LogDiscord class by creating a file called 'discord_config.py' at the root of the project. The 'discord_config.py' file should contain the following configurations:

Example:

channel = {
    'webhook': 'https://discord.com/api/webhooks/example',
    'avatar_url': 'https://i0.wp.com/www.theterminatorfans.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/the-terminator3.jpg?resize=900%2C450&ssl=1',
    'mode': 'DEVELOPMENT',
    'app_name': 'APP_TEST',
}

log_levels = {
    #   color legend:
    #   * UNKNOWN: 0 = Black
    #   * DEBUG: 35840 = Green
    #   * INFO: 2196944 = Blue
    #   * WARNING: 16497928 = Yellow
    #   * ERROR: 16729344 = Red Orange
    #   * CRITICAL: 12255250 = Red
    
    0: {
        'emoji': ':thinking:   ',
        'title': 'UNKNOWN',
        'color': 0,
    },
    1: {'emoji': ':beetle:   ', 'title': 'DEBUG', 'color': 35840},
    2: {
        'emoji': ':information_source:   ',
        'title': 'INFO',
        'color': 2196944,
    },
    3: {
        'emoji': ':warning:   ',
        'title': 'WARNING',
        'color': 16497928,
    },
    4: {'emoji': ':x:   ', 'title': 'ERROR', 'color': 16729344},
    5: {'emoji': ':sos:   ', 'title': 'CRITICAL', 'color': 12255250},
}

Usage Examples

Here are some examples of how to use the LogDiscord class:

# Creating a logger instance
logger = LogDiscord(webhook="your_webhook_url", avatar_url="avatar_url", mode="DEVELOPMENT", app_name="MyApp")

# Sending an error log with traceback
logger.send(show_traceback=True, error_message="Critical error occurred!", log_level=5)

# Sending an information log
logger.send(show_traceback=False, error_message="Operation successful.", log_level=2)
Remember to adjust the parameters according to your needs and customize error messages as necessary.

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