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fluent-mixin-plaintextformatter
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Fluent::Mixin::PlainTextFormatter is a mix-in module, that provides '#format' instance method and its configurations to Fluentd BufferedOutput Plugin and TimeSlicedOutput Plugin, to output plain text data (to file, REST storages, KVSs ...).
This module provides features to:
To use this module in your fluentd plugin, include this module like below:
class FooOutput < BufferedOutput
Fluent::Plugin.register_output('foo', self)
config_set_default :buffer_type, 'memory'
include Fluent::Mixin::PlainTextFormatter
config_param :foo_config_x, :string, :default => nil
# and other your plugin's configuration parameters...
def configure(conf)
super
# ....
end
def start
# ...
end
def shutdown
# ....
end
# def format(tag, time, record)
# # do not define 'format'
# end
def write(chunk)
# ....
end
end
And you can overwrite default formatting configurations on your plugin (values below are default of mix-in):
class FooOutput < BufferedOutput
# ...
config_set_default :output_include_time, true
config_set_default :output_include_tag, true
config_set_default :output_data_type, 'json'
config_set_default :field_separator, 'TAB'
config_set_default :add_newline, true
config_set_default :time_format, nil # nil means ISO8601 '2012-07-13T19:29:49+09:00'
config_set_default :remove_prefix, nil
config_set_default :default_tag, nil
config_set_default :null_value, 'NULL'
# ...
end
Provided configurations are below:
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We found that fluent-mixin-plaintextformatter demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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