## get_logger()


Get a logger for the given module name.


Usage

``` python
get_logger(name)
```


This is the preferred way to obtain a logger in smartclass modules. The logger will be a child of the 'smartclass' logger, inheriting its configuration.


## Parameters


`name: str`  
Module name (typically **name**).


## Returns


`logging.Logger`  
Example: \>\>\> from smartclass.logging import get_logger \>\>\> logger = get_logger(**name**) \>\>\> logger.info("Processing started")
