stackify-python-api can be installed through pip:
$ pip install stackify-api-pythonimport stackify
logger = stackify.getLogger(application="Python Application", environment="Production", api_key="***")
logger.warning('Something happened')import logging
import stackify
logger = logging.getLogger()
stackify_handler = stackify.StackifyHandler(application="Python Application", environment="Production", api_key="***")
logger.addHandler(stackify_handler)
logger.warning('Something happened')export STACKIFY_APPLICATION=Python Application
export STACKIFY_ENVIRONMENT=Production
export STACKIFY_API_KEY=******stackify-python-api handles uploads in batches of 100 messages at a time on another thread. When your program exits, it will shut the thread down and upload the remaining messages.
Stackify can store extra data along with your log message:
try:
user_string = raw_input("Enter a number: ")
print("You entered", int(user_string))
except ValueError:
logger.exception('Bad input', extra={'user entered': user_string})You can also name your logger instead of using the automatically generated one:
import stackify
logger = stackify.getLogger('mymodule.myfile')This library has an internal logger it uses for debugging and messaging. For example, if you want to enable debug messages:
import logging
logging.getLogger('stackify').setLevel(logging.DEBUG)By default, it will enable the default logging settings via logging.basicConfig()
and print WARNING level messages and above. If you wish to set everything up yourself,
just pass basic_config=False in getLogger:
import stackify
logger = stackify.getLogger(basic_config=False)