The standard library logging package is very powerful, but
does not scale *down* well.
Any configuration -- even just saving messages to a file
rather than the console -- requires a fair amount of setup
or glue code.
easylog wraps the standard library, to minimize the amount
of logging-specific code in your own script or application.
>>> from easylog import critical, error, warning, debug, info
>>> debug("getFoo requesting %d %s", 42, "answers")
>>> error("getFoo says %d of those %s are lousy!", 19, "answers")
ERROR:easylog.easylog:getFoo says 19 of those answers are lousy!
Both messages are captured in the logfile, but only ...