# Copyright The IETF Trust 2007, All Rights Reserved import logging import inspect import os.path try: import syslog logfunc = syslog.syslog except ImportError: # import syslog will fail on Windows boxes logging.basicConfig(filename='tracker.log',level=logging.INFO) logfunc = logging.info pass from django.conf import settings import debug # pyflakes:ignore def getclass(frame): cls = None argnames, varargs, varkw, defaults = inspect.getargvalues(frame) if len(argnames) > 0: selfname = argnames[0] cls = defaults[selfname].__class__ return cls def getcaller(): parent, pfile, pline, pfunction, lines, index = inspect.stack()[2] moduleinfo = inspect.getmoduleinfo(pfile) pmodule = moduleinfo[0] if moduleinfo else None pclass = getclass(parent) return (pmodule, pclass, pfunction, pfile, pline) def log(msg): "Uses syslog by preference. Logs the given calling point and message." if settings.SERVER_MODE == 'test': return if isinstance(msg, unicode): msg = msg.encode('unicode_escape') try: mod, cls, func, file, line = getcaller() file = os.path.abspath(file) file = file.replace(settings.BASE_DIR, "") if func == "": where = "" else: where = " in " + func + "()" except IndexError: file, line, where = "/", 0, "" logfunc("ietf%s(%d)%s: %s" % (file, line, where, msg)) logger = logging.getLogger('django') def affirm(statement): """ This acts like an assertion. It uses the django logger in order to send the failed assertion and a backtrace as for an internal server error. """ class Traceback(): pass frame = inspect.stack()[1][0] value = eval(statement, frame.f_globals, frame.f_locals) if not value: if settings.DEBUG is True: raise AssertionError(statement) else: # build a simulated traceback object tb = Traceback() tb.tb_frame = frame tb.tb_lasti = None tb.tb_lineno = frame.f_lineno tb.tb_next = None logger.error("AssertionError: '%s'", statement, exc_info=(AssertionError, statement, tb), extra=frame.f_locals)