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Getting readable message level of Qgis.MessageLevel
With pure Python, you can do introspection and create your own useful translator :
from qgis.core import Qgis
message_levels = {
getattr(Qgis, i): i for i in dir(Qgis)
if isinstance(getattr(Qgis … , i), Qgis.MessageLevel)
}
# {0: 'Info', 1: 'Warning', 2: 'Critical', 3: 'Success', 4: 'NoLevel'}
So, in your usecase :
from qgis.core import Qgis
level = Qgis.Info
print(message_levels[level])
# >>> …
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