How to save code output to txt file, as well as view on the terminal?

Question

import sys
from librk2.auth import Auth
from librk2.exceptions import LibrkError
from librk2.cr.server import CrServer
from librk2.helpers.ip4finder import IP4Finder

try:
    auth = Auth('my program', interactive=True)
    server = IP4Finder(auth, "1.1.1.1")
    deviceid = CrServer(auth, (server.device_id))
except LibrkError as ex:
    print(ex.message)
    sys.exit(ex.code)

sys.stdout=open("test.txt","w")
print("Current Machine type: {0}".format(deviceid.os_type))
sys.stdout.close()

After using sys.stdout=open and sys.stdout.close, the output is being written to only text file, but not coming on the terminal.

I want the output to be visible on the terminal as well as write to a text file. Consider it like a logging.

Answer 1

All you have to do is put it all in two functions, like so

def outToTXT (text = ""):
    # magic

def log (text = ""):
    outToTXT (text)
    print (text)

print("What do you want to log?")
t = input()
log (t)

For any time you want to "also do something after running a method" just do what I did. I hope this is what you meant, and have a good day!

Answer 2

Use print and run

python myscript.py > text.txt