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Enable Logging file to a file #182

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abhiTronix opened this issue Dec 18, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #183 or #186
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Enable Logging file to a file #182

abhiTronix opened this issue Dec 18, 2020 · 2 comments · Fixed by #183 or #186
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Detailed Description

Add a new parameter to enable Logging file to a file in VidGear.

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VidGear logging missing logging to a file. Let's implement that too.

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  • VidGear version: v0.2.0
  • Branch: development
  • Python version: all
  • Operating System and version: all
@abhiTronix abhiTronix added ENHANCEMENT ⚡ New Feature/Addition/Improvement WORK IN PROGRESS 🚧 currently been worked on. labels Dec 18, 2020
@abhiTronix abhiTronix added this to the 0.2.0 milestone Dec 18, 2020
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abhiTronix added a commit that referenced this issue Dec 21, 2020
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✨ Logging: Added file support (Fixes #182)
4a80ae0 
- Added `VIDGEAR_LOGFILE` environment variable to manually add file/dir path.
- Reworked `logger_handler()` Helper methods (in asyncio too).
- Added new formatter and Filehandler for handling logger files.
- Added auto version extraction from package `version.py` in setup.py.
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⚡️ Major enhancements for the next release #183
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⚡️ New Major enhancements @abhiTronix (#183)
b31ca58 
- CamGear: Support for various Live-Video-Streaming services (Fixes #160)
	- Added seamless support for live video streaming sites like Twitch, LiveStream, Dailymotion etc.
	- Implemented flexible framework around `streamlink` python library with easy control over parameters and quality.
	- Stream Mode can now automatically detects whether `source` belong to YouTube or elsewhere, and handles it with appropriate API.
	- Added additional `STREAM_QUALITY` and `STREAM_PARAMS` attributes.
	- Updated docs with all new additions and examples.
	- Moved WebGear API to Streaming Gears.
	- Added `restore_levelnames` auxiliary method.
	- Updated CI tests, `setup.py` and `ReadMe.md`.
	- Fixed Several logging bugs.

- Logging: Added file support (Fixes #182)
	- Added `VIDGEAR_LOGFILE` environment variable to manually add file/dir path.
	- Reworked `logger_handler()` Helper methods (in asyncio too).
	- Added new formatter and Filehandler for handling logger files.
	- Added auto version extraction from package `version.py` in setup.py.

- CamGear: Re-implemented YouTube URLs Handler (Fixes #133)
	:warning: `y_tube` parameter renamed as `stream_mode`!
	:warning: Removed `FORCE_YTUBE_VAMODE` attribute.

	- Re-implemented CamGear's YouTube URLs Handler completely from scratch.
	- New Robust Logic to flexibly handing video and video-audio streams.
	- Intelligent stream selector for selecting best possible stream compatible with OpenCV.
	- Added support for selecting stream qualities and parameters.
	- Added additional `STREAM_QUALITY` and `STREAM_PARAMS` attributes for CamGear.
	- Implemented new `get_supported_quality` helper method for handling specified qualities
	- Fixed Live-Stream URLs not supported by OpenCV's Videocapture and its FFmpeg.
	
- CI: Maintance Updates
	- Added support for new `VIDGEAR_LOGFILE` environment variable in Travis CI.
	- Fixed failing CI tests.
	- Added missing CI tests.
	- Added logging for helper functions.
	- Updated `contributing.md`

- Bash Scripts: Fixed OpenCV Release binaries detection bugs
- Docs: Few minor additions and fixes
- Bumped `dev` version.
- Docs: Quick typo fixed
- CI: Bumped codecov
- CI: Bugs fixed
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Successfully resolved and merged in commit b31ca58

@abhiTronix abhiTronix added SOLVED 🏁 This issue/PR is resolved now. Goal Achieved! and removed WORK IN PROGRESS 🚧 currently been worked on. labels Dec 29, 2020
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Release VidGear v0.2.0 #186
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Doc for logging to a file can be found here: https://abhitronix.github.io/vidgear/latest/help/general_faqs/#how-to-log-to-a-file-in-vidgear

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