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kleverklog 0.2.0

While developing a program, have you ever scrolled and scrolled
through your progam output looking for a trace buried in hundreds of
lines of log? If so, kleverklog is for you.
Klever KLog uses Apache Kafka to store your program log and provides a
Kafka client to search, filter and navigate your logs.

Usage
To use Klever KLog, you need a Kafka server. It is easy to setup. You can run
one locally, without root privileges. Just follow the quickstart
instructions in the Kafka documentation.
Klever KLog supports Python logging and Twisted twisted.logger
logging systems. Depending of which one you use, setup is slightly
different.
If you use Python logging:
import logging
from kleverklog.python_logging import KafkaHandler

logger = logging.getLogger('your logger name')
logger.setLevel(logging.DEBUG) # or any other level you like
kh = KafkaHandler('localhost:9092')
logger.addHandler(kh)
If you are using twisted.logger:
from kleverklog.twisted_logger import KafkaLogService

KafkaLogService.activate('localhost:9092')
Your program will now send its log entries to Kafka. To view them,
start the log viewer in a terminal:
kleverklog all.json
Run your application. The logs should be displayed by Klever KLog,
colored by log level.
In the Klever KLog viewer, you can give the following commands:

mPATTERN
Set the match pattern to PATTERN. New log lines containing PATTERN
will be highlighted.

rN
Redisplay the last NN log lines, highlighting the ones matching
the match pattern.

R
Redisplay the whole log, highlighting the lines matching
the match pattern.

p
Pause the log display.

P
Resume the log display.

q
Quit Klever KLog