Logging

You can use the Python logging module to log the ouput. You can get the logger with logger = logging.getLogger("audible").

I implement a basic log helper, where you can set the basic behavior of logging. You can use it in this way:

from audible import log_helper

# set the log level for the audible package
log_helper.set_level(LEVEL)

# console logging
log_helper.set_console_logger(LEVEL)

# file logging
log_helper.set_file_logger(FILENAME, LEVEL)

# capture warnings
log_helper.capture_warnings()

The LEVEL argument for set_console_logger() and set_file_logger() are optional. If a LEVEL is provided, it must be equal or greater than the log level for the package. Otherwise console or file logger will log nothing.

Following levels are accepted:

• debug

• info

• warning

• error

• critical

• notset

You can use numeric levels too:

• 0 (notset)

• 10 (debug)

• 20 (info)

• 30 (warning)

• 40 (error)

• 50 (critical)