jhawkey

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by jhawkey 7y ago
Great project! Currently no. Currently the logger really only writes to files unless you activate the 'verbose' mode, in which case the output is written to both the log file and stdout. Supporting other channels should be easy to
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by jhawkey 7y ago
Thanks! Sweet, hadn't heard about it until now. I am also considering implementing logging to json files. This just makes it much easier if another program wants to interpret/read the log.
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by jhawkey 7y ago
## Key Features - Creates project directories of any size in seconds - Project templates are based on individual config files - Structure of GitHub/GitLab repos can be imported to project configs - Structure of directories can