logt1

Logt1 is a lightweight, open-source logging library designed for simplicity and efficiency in applications requiring basic logging functionality. It is written in Python and is particularly useful for developers seeking a minimalist alternative to more complex logging frameworks like Python’s built-in `logging` module or third-party solutions such as `loguru`.

The library provides a straightforward interface with core features including log levels (e.g., DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL) and basic formatting capabilities. Logt1 is structured around a single class, `Logger`, which allows users to create log instances with customizable output destinations, such as the console or files. It supports asynchronous logging, making it suitable for high-performance applications where synchronous logging could introduce latency.

One of its key advantages is its simplicity. Unlike larger logging systems, Logt1 avoids unnecessary abstractions, focusing on delivering essential logging functionality without bloat. It is particularly well-suited for small projects, scripts, or applications where minimal overhead is preferred. The library also includes basic error handling and supports log rotation for file-based logging, though advanced features like network logging or structured data output are not included.

Logt1 is distributed under an open-source license, typically MIT or Apache 2.0, allowing for easy integration into proprietary or public projects. Its design emphasizes readability and ease of use, making it accessible to developers with varying levels of experience. While it may lack some advanced features found in more comprehensive logging tools, its simplicity and performance make it a viable choice for developers prioritizing clarity and efficiency. Documentation and examples are typically provided in the repository or accompanying installation package to facilitate adoption.