Adding a CMS to Your Flask Web App Transcripts
Chapter: Course conclusion
Lecture: Review: logging
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your Web app probably already has some kind of logging and if it doesn't, you should add it. The logging that we reason in our pipi I app and
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that we kept using in our CMS is logbook and low book is really, really nice. It's super easy use it does the rotating bile output with the date
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lost the file name and creates a new one every day. All the kind of stuff you would hope that it would easily dio.
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So we started out working with this and we brought us in to add additional logging
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to our CMS admin side so we could see what was happening there and it was
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really easy. But we also saw that the markdown sub temple library has logging and log reporting and diagnostic information coming out of it.
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So we also want to take the final step to go in. Integrate are logging system in this case, the logbook with markdown sub template.
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So it's all together in one place, and that was incredibly easy. We just wanted to change the level right just going toe, print it out somewhere.
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We want to do that. We just go to logging from the library. We can say long enough. Get log and then log,
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not log. Level equals. We have this new Marais shin log level so we could say error, trace and bo warnings and so on.
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This will just let you control how much comes out of it, but not where it goes. If you want to control where it goes,
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just like the database we create this class that drive from sub template logger in this case and implement a few methods trace,
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invoke and so on and was gonna integrate with logbook. We're gonna create a logbook here.
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And whenever the system asked us to do a trace long as we check that we should do that trace right. Gonna check the level there,
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see what level it's that were to come in and just do the logbook, Walker, trace or log book blogger dot info and just pass it through.
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So this allows us to adapt whatever logging system we're using and capture the output from