I have my class, but I wanted to log when functions are executed and whit which parameters, so I wrote my decorators. At moment I have everything in a single script, which looks more or less like: import... decorators... my class... I don't like the decorators hanging outside of my class, I have a function to initialize the log level and a function which is never used as decorator, but it is used by the other decorators. Should I put my decorators in a decorator.py file and import it in my class script? Should I leave them like that and learn to love this kind of file structure? def initialize_log(db): logzero.loglevel(logging.INFO) logzero.logfile("sw-" + db + ".log") def _log(log_function, f, *args, **kwargs): arguments = "" if len(args) > 1: arguments = " ({})".format(','.join(map(str, args[1:]))) kwarguments = "" if len(kwargs) > 0: kwarguments = " ({})".format(','.join([str(k) + "=" + str(kwargs[k]) for k in kwargs])) log_function(f.__name__ + " started" + arguments + kwarguments) res = f(*args, **kwargs) log_function(f.__name__ + " completed" + arguments + kwarguments) return res def log_info(f): def _decorator(*args, **kwargs): return _log(logger.info, f, *args, **kwargs) return _decorator def log_debug(f): def _decorator(*args, **kwargs): return _log(logger.debug, f, *args, **kwargs) return _decorator Continue reading...
