hide logging lines

not anyone?!?

Hi!

Is it sent to your console output or written to the log file?
If latter, then you could try Ideolog plugin https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/9746-ideolog/

HI :)

finally an answer :D thanks for that!!! BUT....^^ :) ;)

it is not the output that troubles me!!! my logger can print to python console, or logfile, or both as well, it colours it, making usage of:

pip._vendor.colorama

witch i watch coloured as .txt using vim whit AnsiEsc.

what i am looking for is a add-on on or something that allows the following: (sorry for the red underlining^^)

class SuperImportant:
    def __init__(self, data="important", make_super=True):
        logger.log(0, f"{self.__class__.__name__} {lineNo()} --> initialisiert in SuperImportant")
        self.data = data
        self.make_super=make_super
        logger.log(3, f"{Fore.MAGENTA}{self.__class__.__name__} {lineNo()} --> {Fore.RESET}"
                      f"self.data: {self.data}; self.make_super: {self.make_super}")

    def makeSuperImportant(self):
        logger.log(2, f"{Fore.YELLOW}{self.__class__.__name__} {lineNo()} --> {Fore.RESET}")
        try:
            self.iThinkYouGetThePoint()
        except SuperImportantError as e:
            logger.log(1, f"{Fore.RED}{self.__class__.__name__} {lineNo()} --> ERROR: {repr(e)}, {e.__cause__},{repr(e.__traceback__.tb_lineno)}{Fore.RESET}")
            print(f"it is soooooo super-ugly {self.make_super}")

<toggle on> == -->

class SuperImportant:
    def __init__(self, data="important", make_super=True):
        self.data = data
        self.make_super=make_super

    def makeSuperImportant(self):
        try:
            self.iThinkYouGetThePoint()
        except SuperImportantError as e:
            print(f"it is soooooo super-ugly {self.make_super}")

and vice versa

best regards and thanks in advance!!!

I searched for this almost two years ago... and stopped doing it after not finding anything and thinking I was missing something that I had to learn. Not really. I'd really love this to be implemented. Is the number 1 thing I'm missing, as it is the one that makes me doing more not-really fruitful extra work...

When searching for bugs, sometimes we plague the code with logging.debug... It is nice that we can hide them from the results, but the code gets too plagued of not really meaningful stuff that we have to delete for production or for the rest of the team to work on it. But I'd like to keep it in case my later self or others, have to verify again what process the code is doing step by step. Many times it helps a lot to understand what the code is doing, more than comments and documentation itself. So it can be a lot of code, but one that it is only needed, or very useful, in certain situations, yet in others is the opposite to being useful and has to be removed. So a toggle on this would help us a lot!

I haven't been able to think or see any Pycharm (or any other IDE, which at least a year ago didn't have either) improvement more useful than this would be... 

I agree, this would be a great feature.

I found a way to do this that is a bit of a hack but has been working for me. In Pycharm's preferences Editor > General > Code Folding there is an option to enable 'Custom Folding Regions'. If that is toggled on in your code you can surround a block of text with a tag to allow you to fold that region. For example

# <editor-fold desc="logging">
logger.error("[log_tag:{}][isbn:{}] Validation of isbndb.com web service api return JSON of ISBN failed".format(log_tag, normalized_isbn))
logger.error("[log_tag:{}][isbn:{}] validation failure msg(b64): {}".format(log_tag, normalized_isbn, base64.b64encode(str(ve).encode('ascii'))))
logger.debug("[log_tag:{}][isbn:{}] validation failure msg: \n{}".format(log_tag, normalized_isbn, str(ve)))
# </editor-fold>

Will create a folding carrot in the left hand gutter that will fold the block to

logging

 

The name of the folded block comes from the value of the "desc" attribute in the surrounding tag.

It isn't a nice as the functionality in the original post's description but might be helpful.

I'm a big users of logger and this feature would be absolutely amazing.

Thanks Rpickard for the useful workaround. I wonder if in the meantime any progress has been made to more directly hide all the logger rows.