outputmanager

Documentation

Overview

Package `outputmanager` provides facilities for controlling the logging library as well as capabilities to post-process API execution results (such as store results as a JSON file)

Index

• Variables
• func ConfigureZeroLog(level string)
• func ResponseToJSON(resp httpie.ExResponse, responseTimes []ResponseTime, statusCode []StatusCode, ...) (*gabs.Container, error)
• func WriteJSONOutput(resp httpie.ExResponse, responseTime []ResponseTime, statusCodes []StatusCode, ...)
• type ContentSize
• type ResponseTime
• type StatusCode

Variables

var LogBuff bytes.Buffer

LogBuff is used to append various log statements into memory. If the user toggles the `Output (-o)` option, then the contents of LogBuff is pushed into a JSON file

Functions

func ConfigureZeroLog

func ConfigureZeroLog(level string)

ConfigureZeroLog provides global log level setting. By default, ZeroLog uses the DEBUG level; however, the function makes the desired level more explicit

func ResponseToJSON

func ResponseToJSON(resp httpie.ExResponse, responseTimes []ResponseTime, statusCode []StatusCode, contentSizes []ContentSize) (*gabs.Container, error)

func WriteJSONOutput

func WriteJSONOutput(resp httpie.ExResponse, responseTime []ResponseTime, statusCodes []StatusCode, contentSizes []ContentSize, targetPath string)

WriteJSONOutput is primarily built for helping with Extension/Integration building with external tools. Extension writers may simply call `l2 -n -o /tmp/lama2.json ...` to invoke WriteJSONOutput; the generated json file contains three keys: `logs`, `headers`, `body`

Types

type ContentSize

type ContentSize struct {
	Type        string `json:"type"`
	SizeInBytes int    `json:"sizeInBytes"`
}

type ResponseTime

type ResponseTime struct {
	Type     string `json:"type"`
	TimeInMs int64  `json:"timeInMs"`
}

type StatusCode

type StatusCode struct {
	Type   string `json:"type"`
	Status int    `json:"statusCode"`
}