LogLevels

LogLevels wrapper

class DIRAC.FrameworkSystem.private.standardLogging.LogLevels.LogLevel(value, names=None, *, module=None, qualname=None, type=None, start=1, boundary=None)

Bases: IntEnum

ALWAYS = 45

DEBUG = 10

ERROR = 40

FATAL = 50

INFO = 20

NOTICE = 35

VERBOSE = 15

WARN = 30

class DIRAC.FrameworkSystem.private.standardLogging.LogLevels.LogLevels

Bases: object

Wrapper of the old LogLevels class. LogLevels is used to integrate custom levels to logging: verbose, notice and always.

It is useful to make conversion string-integer. In fact, logging use only integers while the oldgLogger used strings, so we need a converter. Example: log.setLevel(logging.ALWAYS) in ‘logging’ become log.setLevel(“always”) in gLogger. We keep the string form because there are many and many calls with string levels.

There is a method named getLevelName in ‘logging’ which could do almost the same job, but with logging, we can not return all level names in one time and the method getLevelName does not return errors or None values when a level does not exist. So at the moment, the LogLevels class is useful.

ALWAYS = 45

DEBUG = 10

ERROR = 40

FATAL = 50

INFO = 20

NOTICE = 35

VERBOSE = 15

WARN = 30

classmethod getLevel(level)

Get a level name from a level value. We could use logging.getLevelName() to get the level value but it is less simple.

Parameters:

level (int) – level value

Returns:

a level name according to a level value

classmethod getLevelNames()

Returns:

all level names available in the wrapper

classmethod getLevelValue(sName)

Get a level value from a level name. We could use logging.getLevelName() to get the level value but it is less simple.

Parameters:

sName (str) – level name

Returns:

a level value according to a level name

classmethod getLevels()

Returns:

the level dictionary. Must no be redefined