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[REQUEST] A way to show the logger name when using RichHandler

See original GitHub issue

Have you checked the issues for a similar suggestions? Yes.

How would you improve Rich?

I would add a way to show the logger name in RichHandler. While you can use a logging.Formatter that won’t allow you to have the logger name with some color. And enabling highlight for all log messages is not really a feasible solution.

What problem does it solved for you?

It would allow me to show the logger name and have it colored with Rich.

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Created 3 years ago
Comments:8 (3 by maintainers)

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willmcgugancommented, Dec 29, 2020

I think there would be too many methods to satisfy everybody’s uses case. There’s four potential columns in the regular logger, that’s 4 methods to get their contents, and you would still need some way to configure the widths / alignment. What I was thinking of is a render() method which gives you complete control over how the logs are displayed.

It’s not actually that hard to write a new renderer. It would only take a few lines to create a table with your desired columns.

The next version will have the render method and a get_message method or something like it…

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willmcgugancommented, Dec 30, 2020

See changes in 9.6.0 (just released)

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