make get_ctime() public to be easier to write rotation function

[mhama]

I'm using a custom rotation function at loguru initialization. (I just wanted to impose both time and size restriction)
In the custom rotation function, the implementation uses the creation time of the current log file. I want to implement using platform-neutral way of getting creation time, but it is not exist in python standard libraries. In loguru, get_ctime is the platform-neutal way of getting file creation time of log files. So I want to use it.

But it looks like it is private module as the .py file starts with "_", and it looks like bad thing to import private functions.
So please make _ctime_functions.py public, or expose public accessor to get_ctime like maybe get_current_log_ctime(). It will be much easier/safer to write custom rotation functions with get_ctime().

[Delgan]

Hi.

Since #1174, the rotation argument accepts both duration and size limits at the same time. Would that solve your problem?

I agree that accessing the file creation date could be useful, but I prefer not to expose the get_ctime() function publicly. If a solution were necessary, perhaps I could pass the value as an additional parameter to the custom rotation function.