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pyunity.logger module


Utility functions to log output of PyUnity.

This will be imported as pyunity.Logger.

pyunity.logger.getDataFolder()[source]
class pyunity.logger.Level[source]

Bases: object

Represents a level or severity to log. You should never instantiate this directly, instead use one of Logging.OUTPUT, Logging.INFO, Logging.DEBUG, Logging.ERROR or Logging.WARN.

class pyunity.logger.Special[source]

Bases: object

Class to represent a special line to log. You should never instantiate this class, instead use one of Logger.RUNNING_TIME or Logger.ELAPSED_TIME.

class pyunity.logger.Elapsed[source]

Bases: object

tick()[source]
pyunity.logger.Log(*message, stacklevel=1)[source]

Logs a message with level OUTPUT.

pyunity.logger.LogLine(level, *message, stacklevel=1, silent=False)[source]

Logs a line in latest.log found in these two locations: Windows: %appdata%\PyUnity\Logs\latest.log Other: /tmp/pyunity/logs/latest.log

Parameters:

level (Level) – Level or severity of log.

pyunity.logger.LogException(e, stacklevel=1, silent=False)[source]

Log an exception.

Parameters:

e (Exception) – Exception to log

pyunity.logger.LogTraceback(exctype, value, tb)[source]

Log an exception.

Parameters:
  • exctype (type) – Type of exception that is to be raised

  • value (Any) – Value of the exception contents

  • tb (traceback) – Traceback object to log

Notes

This function is not meant to be used by general users.

pyunity.logger.LogSpecial(level, type)[source]

Log a line of level level with a special line that is generated at runtime.

Parameters:
  • level (Level) – Level of log

  • type (Special) – The special line to log

pyunity.logger.Save()[source]

Saves a new log file with a timestamp of initializing PyUnity for the first time.

class pyunity.logger.TempRedirect[source]

Bases: object

get()[source]
pyunity.logger.SetStream(s)[source]
pyunity.logger.ResetStream()[source]