master:
develop:
Logger is listening for all messages on nats, it will encode the sensible data for each message and will send it to the created logger.
The default logger is a basic logger, which is mainly sending data to a log file. Logger will create this default basic logger based on the environment variable ERNEST_LOG_FILE, in case it's not defined it wont create a default listener.
You can create / remove new loggers by sending nats requests, for example:
# New basic logger
$ nats-pub logger.set `{"type":"basic","logfile":"/tmp/ernest.log"}`
# Ovrride basic logger
$ nats-pub logger.set `{"type":"basic","logfile":"/tmp/ernest-2.log"}`
# Delete basic logger
$ nats-pub logger.del `{"type":"basic"}`
# New logstash logger
$ nats-pub logger.set `{"type":"logstash","hostname":"http://my-new-logstash.com/","port":2234,"timeout":1}`
# Ovrride logstash logger
$ nats-pub logger.set `{"type":"logstash","hostname":"http://my-logstash.com/","port":2234,"timeout":1}`
# Delete logstash logger
$ nats-pub logger.del `{"type":"logstash"}`
Additionally an endpoint is exposed in order to query the active loggers
- Master:
- Develop:
$ make deps
$ make install
Running the tests:
$ make dev-deps
$ make test
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