collective.recipe.logger 0.1.0b1

Example usage

The simplest way to use this recipe is to add it to your buildout.cfg like this:

[buildout]
parts = logger

[logger]
recipe = collective.recipe.logger

Go to collective/recipe/logger/README.rst to see more details.

Development

• Code repository: https://github.com/potar/collective.recipe.logger

• The code comes with a buildout.cfg. Please bootstrap the buildout and run the created bin/test to see if the tests still pass. Please add tests if you add code.

• Questions and comments send to the Plone product-developers list or to potar: poburynnyitaras@gmail.com

Supported options

The recipe supports the following options (none of which are needed by default):

ip

It’s a host ip. Default value: localhost

port

It’s an application (daemon) port. Default value: 8090 (DEFAULT_TCP_LOGGING_PORT)

maxlen

It’s a circular buffer size. Default value: 100. It means that you can store 100 records into storage.

mode

It’s file mode bits which is intended to the file storage. Default value: 0644

format

It’s a storage type. Options: ‘csv’, ‘json’, ‘pickle’. Default value: ‘json’

eggs

It sets up additional products. They help serialize objects. For example, your object will not be a standard python collection so you need an appropriate class for this object. If you use Plone I recommend you set up eggs = ${instance:eggs}

Notes

• A storage filename is generated by id_generator (src/collective/recipe/logger/utils.py).