pulsesuite.libpulsesuite.logger¶

Thin wrapper around Python’s logging module with pulsesuite-specific log levels that mirror the Fortran logger.F90 hierarchy.

Usage¶

>>> from pulsesuite.core.logger import get_logger
>>> log = get_logger(__name__)
>>> log.info("standard message")        # LOGSTD equivalent
>>> log.debug2("inner-loop detail")     # custom level

Attributes¶

`DEBUG2`
`DEBUG3`
`FORTRAN_LEVEL_MAP`

Functions¶

`get_logger`(→ _PulseLogger)	Return a logger under the `pulsesuite` hierarchy.
`set_level`(→ None)	Set the log level for all pulsesuite loggers at once.
`setup`(→ None)	One-time setup: attach a stderr handler with the pulsesuite format.

Module Contents¶

pulsesuite.libpulsesuite.logger.DEBUG2 = 9¶

pulsesuite.libpulsesuite.logger.DEBUG3 = 8¶

pulsesuite.libpulsesuite.logger.FORTRAN_LEVEL_MAP¶

pulsesuite.libpulsesuite.logger.get_logger(name: str | None = None) → _PulseLogger¶

Return a logger under the pulsesuite hierarchy.

If name is a fully qualified module name (e.g. pulsesuite.core.integrator), the logger inherits from the pulsesuite root logger so a single set_level() call controls everything.

pulsesuite.libpulsesuite.logger.set_level(level: int | str = logging.INFO) → None¶

Set the log level for all pulsesuite loggers at once.

Accepts Python level ints/names or legacy Fortran integer levels (0-6).

pulsesuite.libpulsesuite.logger.setup(level: int | str = logging.INFO, stream=None) → None¶

One-time setup: attach a stderr handler with the pulsesuite format.

Safe to call multiple times — extra calls are no-ops.