print_to_logging
This is an interactive tool for refactoring Python code. The mission is to replace print statements with calls to logging instead.
print_to_logging features:
- it will ask you to accept or modify any proposed change
- support for multiline strings and multiline print statements
- preservation of comments
- automatic f-string generation
- preservation of custom print separators
- interactive choice of logging level (info, warning, error, etc.)
- showing a diff for before and after change
To try it out, clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/tsoernes/print_to_logging.git & cd print_to_logging
Then run the program on the test file:
python print_to_logging.py -f testfile.py
or on a directory of python files:
python print_to_logging.py -d ~/code/my-python-project
See python print_to_logging.py --help:
usage: print_to_logging.py [-h] (-f FILE | -d DIRECTORY | -m MODULE) [-l {info,warning,error,critical,exception}] [--accept_all] [--context_lines CONTEXT_LINES]
Refactoring tool to replace print with logging
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-f FILE, --file FILE
-d DIRECTORY, --directory DIRECTORY
Find all .py paths in the directory and its subdirectories
-m MODULE, --module MODULE
Find all .py paths in the directory of the module and its subdirectories
-l {info,warning,error,critical,exception}, --level {info,warning,error,critical,exception}
Default logging level (info).
--accept_all Auto accept all changes.
--context_lines CONTEXT_LINES
Number of lines before and after change in diff
Requires Python version 3.8 or greater to run.
