Module: Lumber

Extended by:
Lumber, MonitorMixin
Included in:
Lumber
Defined in:
lib/lumber.rb,
lib/lumber/lumber.rb,
lib/lumber/server.rb,
lib/lumber/railtie.rb,
lib/lumber/version.rb,
lib/lumber/level_util.rb,
lib/lumber/json_formatter.rb,
lib/lumber/logger_support.rb,
lib/lumber/inheritance_registry.rb

Defined Under Namespace

Modules: InheritanceRegistry, LevelUtil, LoggerSupport Classes: JsonFormatter, Railtie, Server

Constant Summary collapse

BASE_LOGGER =

name of top level logger (can’t be root as you can’t have outputters on root)

'rails'
VERSION = 
"1.2.0"

Instance Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Details

#find_or_create_logger(fullname) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/lumber/lumber.rb', line 107

def find_or_create_logger(fullname)
  synchronize do
    logger = Log4r::Logger[fullname]
    if logger.nil?
      # build the loggers from the lhs up to ensure the name based logger inheritance gets applied
      parts = fullname.split(Log4r::Log4rConfig::LoggerPathDelimiter)
      aggregate_name = nil
      parts.each do |part|
        if aggregate_name.nil?
          aggregate_name = part
        else
          aggregate_name = "#{aggregate_name}#{Log4r::Log4rConfig::LoggerPathDelimiter}#{part}"
        end
        logger = Log4r::Logger[aggregate_name] || Log4r::Logger.new(aggregate_name)
      end
    end
    logger
  end
end

#format_mdc ⇒ Object

Helper to make it easier to log context through log4r.yml



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# File 'lib/lumber/lumber.rb', line 159

def format_mdc()
  ctx = Log4r::MDC.get_context.collect {|k, v| k.to_s + "=" + v.to_s }.join(" ")
  ctx.gsub!('%', '%%')
  return ctx
end

#init(opts = {}) ⇒ Object

Initializes log4r system. Needs to happen in config/environment.rb before Rails::Initializer.run

Options:

  • :root - defaults to RAILS_ROOT if defined

  • :env - defaults to RAILS_ENV if defined

  • :config_file - defaults to <root>}/config/log4r.yml

  • :log_file - defaults to <root>}/log/<env>.log

  • :monitor_enabled - defaults to true

  • :monitor_interval - defaults to 60

  • :monitor_store - defaults to Rails.cache if defined, memory otherwise, see Lumber::LevelUtil::MemoryCacheProvider for interface

All config options get passed through to the log4r configurator for use in defining outputters



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# File 'lib/lumber/lumber.rb', line 47

def init(opts = {})
  opts[:root] ||= RAILS_ROOT.to_s if defined?(RAILS_ROOT)
  opts[:env] ||= RAILS_ENV if defined?(RAILS_ENV)
  opts[:config_file] ||= "#{opts[:root]}/config/log4r.yml"
  opts[:log_file] ||= "#{opts[:root]}/log/#{opts[:env]}.log"
  opts[:monitor_enabled] ||= true
  opts[:monitor_interval] ||= 60
  
  raise "Lumber.init missing one of :root, :env" unless opts[:root] && opts[:env]

  cfg = Log4r::YamlConfigurator
  opts.each do |k, v|
    cfg[k.to_s] = v.to_s
  end
  cfg['hostname'] = Socket.gethostname

  cfg.load_yaml_file(opts[:config_file])

  # Workaround for rails bug: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/8665
  if defined?(RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER)
    Object.send(:remove_const, :RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER)
  end
  Object.const_set('RAILS_DEFAULT_LOGGER', find_or_create_logger(BASE_LOGGER))

  Lumber::InheritanceRegistry.clear

  if opts[:monitor_store]
    # Setting to Rails.cache handled by a post initialize_cache rails initializer
    # since Rails.cache is not available when lumber is initialized
    LevelUtil.cache_provider = opts[:monitor_store]
  end
  LevelUtil.start_monitor(opts[:monitor_interval]) if opts[:monitor_enabled]
end

#logger_for(clazz) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/lumber/lumber.rb', line 101

def logger_for(clazz)
  synchronize do
    Lumber.find_or_create_logger(logger_name(clazz))
  end
end

#logger_name(clazz) ⇒ Object 



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# File 'lib/lumber/lumber.rb', line 81

def logger_name(clazz)
  # Use the registered logger name if this class is in the registry
  logger_name = Lumber::InheritanceRegistry[clazz.name]
  if logger_name.nil?
    # if not, find the first registered logger name in the superclass chain, if any
    logger_name = Lumber::InheritanceRegistry.find_registered_logger(clazz.superclass)
    if logger_name.nil?
      # use name from clazz as we aren't inheriting
      logger_name = "#{Lumber::BASE_LOGGER}#{Log4r::Log4rConfig::LoggerPathDelimiter}#{clazz.name}"
    else
      # base name on inherited logger and clazz since we are inheriting
      # In log4r, a logger's parent is looked up from the name, and
      # Lumber.find_or_create_logger ensures that loggers are created for
      # all pieces of the name
      logger_name = "#{logger_name}#{Log4r::Log4rConfig::LoggerPathDelimiter}#{clazz.name}"
    end
  end
  logger_name
end

#setup_logger_hierarchy(class_name, class_logger_fullname) ⇒ Object

Makes :logger exist independently for subclasses and sets that logger to one that inherits from base_class for each subclass as it is created. This allows you to have a finer level of control over logging, for example, put just a single class, or hierarchy of classes, into debug log level

for example:

Lumber.setup_logger_hierarchy("ActiveRecord::Base", "rails::models")

causes all models that get created to have a log4r logger named “rails::models::<class_name>”. This class can individually be put into debug log mode in production (see log4r docs), and log output will include “<class_name>” on every log from this class so that you can tell where a log statement came from



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# File 'lib/lumber/lumber.rb', line 142

def setup_logger_hierarchy(class_name, class_logger_fullname)
  Lumber::InheritanceRegistry.register_inheritance_handler

  begin
    clazz = class_name.constantize
    clazz.send(:include, Lumber::LoggerSupport)
  rescue NameError
    # The class hasn't been defined yet.  No problem, we register
    # the logger for when the class is created below
  end

  # Don't register the class until after we see if it is already defined, that
  # way LoggerSupport gets included _after_ class is defined and overrides logger
  Lumber::InheritanceRegistry[class_name] = class_logger_fullname
end