Python-Bark

Python-Bark aims to be a Python SDK, an extension to the techrail/bark implementation

Usage

To test out the library, perform the following steps: -

• Set up techrail/bark server.
• Clone the repository
• Install the dependencies by running pip install -r requirements.txt
• Run the example_bulk_insert.py python script.

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Use as a decorator

To use the bark decorator in a function in your code, perform the following steps -

• Add the BarkHandler to your logger object
• Add the bark decorator to your custom functions and provide it with the logger object created by you.

For example, in the below code snippets,

bark_handler = BarkHandler()
logger.addHandler(bark_handler)

• The BarkHandler has been added to an existing logger object
• The bark decorator has been added to a function my_func.

This ensures that the Python-Bark module works along with the existing logger implementation seamlessly.

@bark(logger)
def my_func(a: int, b: int):
    logger.info("INFO  Log", extra={"Metadata": "A"})
    logger.warning("DEBUG  Log", extra={"Metadata": "B"})
    return "Hello World"

Use as a standard logger object

To use the techrail/bark functionality similar to a standard logger object, perform the following steps -

• Import the Bark logger object and assing it to a variable
• Use the variable to perform logging actions.

Example:

from bark import Bark

logger = Bark(__name__)
logger.info("This is a info log")

For more examples, refer to example_single_insert.py file.

Configuration

In order to change the values for host and port of the techrail/bark server implement the following configurations in your code

from bark.configs import config
config.url = "http://example.com"
config.port = 8000

By default, the url is http://127.0.0.1 and port is 8081