ArcPy Logger is a python module that attaches the ArcPy messaging interface to the standard python logging module.
By default ArcPy does not follow the Python standard for writing messages to the logging interface. This module extends the existing python logging interface with the ability to write messages to the ArcGIS Desktop or ArcGIS Server console. In addition, a helper function is included to write messages concurrently to a File and ArcGIS Consoles.
ArcPy Logger will make the development of ArcPy Python projects more standards compliant by standardizing on a single method for communicating back to the client.
Use pip to install this utility to your python site-packages. This will allow you to use it throughout projects!
pip install arcpylogger
If you do not have Pip, you can install this package using the standard python packaging system.
git clone https://github.com/bmoregeo/ArcPyLogger.git
cd arcpylogger
python setup.py install
import logging
import arcpylogger
message = 'Example Message'
warning = 'Example Warning'
error = 'Example Error'
log_file = r'example_log_file.txt'
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# Use Helper function
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# Set logfile and log some sample message types
arcpylogger.setup_logging()
logging.info(message)
logging.warning(warning)
logging.error(error)
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# Use Helper function
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# Set logfile and log some sample message types
arcpylogger.setup_logging(log_file)
logging.info(message)
logging.warning(warning)
logging.error(error)
logging.basicConfig(level=level)
# Check if there's already an ArcpyMessageHandler
rootLogger = logging.getLogger()
for h in rootLogger.handlers:
if isinstance(h, arcpylogger.ArcpyMessageHandler):
break
else:
rootLogger.addHandler(arcpylogger.ArcpyMessageHandler())