NexusLogHandler

from nexus import NexusLogHandler

Forward Python logging records to Nexus.

Attach it once and every logger.info(...) already in your codebase shows up in Nexus — no call-site changes:

import logging, nexus

client = nexus.init("nxs_live_xxx")
logging.getLogger().addHandler(nexus.NexusLogHandler(client, level=logging.INFO))

Records carrying exc_info are also reported to error monitoring, so a plain logger.exception("...") produces a grouped, stack-traced issue.

Symbol	Kind	Summary
`NexusLogHandler`	class	A `logging` handler that writes to the Nexus logs product.
`install_logging()`	function	Attach a `NexusLogHandler` to a logger (the root by default).

class

A logging handler that writes to the Nexus logs product.

Extends logging.Handler.

constructor

NexusLogHandler(client=None, level=logging.NOTSET, *, capture_errors=True, include_extra=True, source=None)

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method

def emit(record) -> None

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Functions

function

def install_logging(client=None, *, level=logging.INFO, logger_name='', **options) -> NexusLogHandler

Attach a NexusLogHandler to a logger (the root by default).

Returns the handler so you can removeHandler it later.

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Returns NexusLogHandler