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This title clearly indicates the feature being added and its relevance to the FileIntegrator component. If you need any further assistance or adjustments, feel free to ask!
Description
This issue proposes the addition of a log management feature to the FileIntegrator class, allowing users to enable or suppress logging for file operations. The feature will enhance user control over log generation and improve privacy.
Approach to Creating This Feature
To implement the log management feature in the FileIntegrator class, I'll modify the constructor to include a log_enabled parameter and configure logging using logging.basicConfig(). A private log method will handle messages, and I'll enhance existing methods to log operations and errors, along with methods to enable or disable logging dynamically.
e.g.
self.log(f'Integrated file from {source} to {destination}')
Benefits
User Control: Users can enable or suppress logging based on their preferences, providing better control over privacy and log management.
Error Tracking: Logging errors during file operations helps with debugging and improves reliability.
Audit Trail: Maintains a record of file operations, which can be useful for users who want to review their actions later.
Minimal Impact: The logging system is lightweight and designed not to interfere with the performance of the file operations.
This feature aims to enhance user control and transparency within the FileIntegrator class. For example, a user might want to suppress logging during sensitive operations or enable it when troubleshooting file integration issues. The logging feature will allow users to track file operations, providing an audit trail that can be reviewed later for compliance or debugging purposes.
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Implement log management feature
feat: [FileIntegrator] Implement log management feature
This title clearly indicates the feature being added and its relevance to the FileIntegrator component. If you need any further assistance or adjustments, feel free to ask!
Description
This issue proposes the addition of a log management feature to the FileIntegrator class, allowing users to enable or suppress logging for file operations. The feature will enhance user control over log generation and improve privacy.
Approach to Creating This Feature
To implement the log management feature in the FileIntegrator class, I'll modify the constructor to include a log_enabled parameter and configure logging using logging.basicConfig(). A private log method will handle messages, and I'll enhance existing methods to log operations and errors, along with methods to enable or disable logging dynamically.
e.g. self.log(f'Integrated file from {source} to {destination}')
Benefits
Social Links / References
Python Logging Documentation: Official documentation on how to use Python's logging module. GitHub Example Repositories: Explore various GitHub repositories that implement logging for reference and inspiration.
Additional Context
This feature aims to enhance user control and transparency within the FileIntegrator class. For example, a user might want to suppress logging during sensitive operations or enable it when troubleshooting file integration issues. The logging feature will allow users to track file operations, providing an audit trail that can be reviewed later for compliance or debugging purposes.
Checklist