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github.com/asenchi/scrolls
Scrolls is a library for generating logs of the structure key=value
.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'scrolls'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install scrolls
Scrolls follows the belief that logs should be treated as data. One way to think of them is the blood of your infrastructure. Logs are a realtime view of what is happening on your systems.
require 'scrolls'
Scrolls.init(
timestamp: true,
global_context: {app: "scrolls", deploy: "production"},
exceptions: "multi"
)
Scrolls.log(at: "test")
Scrolls.context(context: "block") do
Scrolls.log(at: "exec")
end
begin
raise
rescue Exception => e
Scrolls.log_exception(e, at: "raise")
end
You can also use Scrolls#log
and Scrolls#log_exception
without initalizing:
require 'scrolls'
Scrolls.log(test: "test")
Here are the defaults Scrolls#init
:
stream: STDOUT
facility: Syslog::LOG_USER
time_unit: "seconds"
timestamp: false
exceptions: "single"
global_context: {}
syslog_options: Syslog::LOG_PID|Syslog::LOG_CONS
escape_keys: false
strict_logfmt: false
require 'scrolls'
Scrolls.add_timestamp = true
Scrolls.global_context(:app => "scrolls", :deploy => "production")
Scrolls.log(:at => "test")
Scrolls.context(:context => "block") do
Scrolls.log(:at => "exec")
end
begin
raise
rescue Exception => e
Scrolls.log_exception(:at => "raise", e)
end
Produces:
now="2017-09-01T00:37:13Z" app=scrolls deploy=production at=test
now="2017-09-01T00:37:13Z" app=scrolls deploy=production context=block at=exec
now="2017-09-01T00:37:13Z" app=scrolls deploy=production at=exception class=RuntimeError exception_id=70149797587080
now="2017-09-01T00:37:13Z" app=scrolls deploy=production at=exception class=RuntimeError exception_id=70149797587080 site="./test-scrolls.rb:16:in <main>"
This library originated from various logging methods used internally at Heroku. Starting at version 0.2.0 Scrolls was ripped apart and restructured to provide a better foundation for the future. Tests and documentation were add at that point as well.
Thanks to the following people for influencing this library.
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