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Package format provides stdout formatting of monitor messages for reuse by command-line clients of the monitor event channel.
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type MonitorFormatter ¶
type MonitorFormatter struct { EventTypes monitorAPI.MessageTypeFilter FromSource Uint16Flags ToDst Uint16Flags Related Uint16Flags Verbose bool Hex bool JSONOutput bool Verbosity Verbosity }
MonitorFormatter filters and formats monitor messages from a buffer.
func NewMonitorFormatter ¶
func NewMonitorFormatter(verbosity Verbosity) *MonitorFormatter
NewMonitorFormatter returns a new formatter with default configuration.
func (*MonitorFormatter) FormatEvent ¶
func (m *MonitorFormatter) FormatEvent(pl *payload.Payload) bool
FormatEvent formats an event from the specified payload to stdout.
Returns true if the event was successfully printed, false otherwise.
func (*MonitorFormatter) FormatSample ¶
func (m *MonitorFormatter) FormatSample(data []byte, cpu int)
FormatSample prints an event from the provided raw data slice to stdout.
For most monitor event types, 'data' corresponds to the 'data' field in bpf.PerfEventSample. Exceptions are MessageTypeAccessLog and MessageTypeAgent.
type Uint16Flags ¶
type Uint16Flags []uint16
Uint16Flags is a slice of unsigned 16-bit ints with some convenience methods.
func (*Uint16Flags) Set ¶
func (i *Uint16Flags) Set(value string) error
Set converts the specified value into an integer and appends it to the flags. Returns an error if the value cannot be converted to a 16-bit unsigned value.
func (*Uint16Flags) String ¶
func (i *Uint16Flags) String() string
String provides a human-readable string format of the received variable.
func (*Uint16Flags) Type ¶
func (i *Uint16Flags) Type() string
Type returns a human-readable string representing the type of the receiver.
type Verbosity ¶
type Verbosity uint8
Verbosity levels for formatting output.
const ( // INFO is the level of verbosity in which summaries of Drop and Capture // messages are printed out when the monitor is invoked INFO Verbosity = iota + 1 // DEBUG is the level of verbosity in which more information about packets // is printed than in INFO mode. Debug, Drop, and Capture messages are printed. DEBUG // VERBOSE is the level of verbosity in which the most information possible // about packets is printed out. Currently is not utilized. VERBOSE // JSON is the level of verbosity in which event information is printed out in json format JSON )