Google Analytics SeRiOuSlY? Just create your own logging system :P

Monitor traffic to your websites without affecting performance by creating your own simple logging system.
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The website mentioned in the video is share.nnisarg.in
Chapters -
0:00 Intro
1:17 How does logging work
9:34 Code
10:27 Bonus: keep bots away!
11:06 Code cont.
15:20 Results
15:51 Outro
Also checkout bug's channel: / @bugswriter_
(he's my inspiration)
I'm a Computer Engineering student, developer, Linux user (arch btw), open-source enthusiast and an existentialist :P
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[@siddheshlakhani4622]

amazing!

[@nnisarggada]

Thanks!

[@sarahsyed1423]

Very helpful!

[@nnisarggada]

Glad it was helpful!

[@rishikesh_prabhu]

Great video! Nice explanation

[@nnisarggada]

Thank you

[@piratesir4450]

Using some bg music to enhance the view span

[@nnisarggada]

I'll keep that in mind, thanks!

[@FelipeV3444]

I see a couple problems with this approach:
1 - You load the entire log file in memory and close it, then add your new logs in memory, then you open the file again, write the whole thing, and close it again.
-> What can happen here is that, if you have 2 requests comming in at the same time, both will take the same version of the file, add their own logs, and whichever process writes to the file first will have their log entry overwritten by the other one. Looks like you WILL lose logs with this approach.
To fix this, you can instead open the file in append mode, no need to load it into memory and write the whole thing again, and also no need to open and close the file twice.
```
with open("mylogfile.log", "a") as file:
file.write("all my fancy logs

[@nnisarggada]

Thank you so much for the detailed information! I didn't (still don't) know much about logging and just tried my hand at a very simple approach. Although, I will definately look into the improvements you have mentioned and implement them. Once again thank you for not only pointing out the mistakes but also how to rectify them!

[@FelipeV3444]

For sure! I guarantee mCoding's vid will be very insightful for you! :)

[@nnisarggada]

Gonna check it out asap :P