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// Package rollrus combines github.com/jesseduffield/roll with github.com/sirupsen/logrus
// via logrus.Hook mechanism, so that whenever logrus' logger.Error/f(),
// logger.Fatal/f() or logger.Panic/f() are used the messages are
// intercepted and sent to rollbar.
//
// Using SetupLogging should suffice for basic use cases that use the logrus
// singleton logger.
//
// More custom uses are supported by creating a new Hook with NewHook and
// registering that hook with the logrus Logger of choice.
//
// The levels can be customized with the WithLevels OptionFunc.
//
// Specific errors can be ignored with the WithIgnoredErrors OptionFunc. This is
// useful for ignoring errors such as context.Canceled.
//
// See the Examples in the tests for more usage.
package rollrus
import (
"fmt"
"os"
"time"
"github.com/jesseduffield/roll"
"github.com/pkg/errors"
"github.com/sirupsen/logrus"
)
var defaultTriggerLevels = []logrus.Level{
logrus.ErrorLevel,
logrus.FatalLevel,
logrus.PanicLevel,
}
// Hook is a wrapper for the rollbar Client and is usable as a logrus.Hook.
type Hook struct {
roll.Client
triggers []logrus.Level
ignoredErrors []error
ignoreErrorFunc func(error) bool
ignoreFunc func(error, map[string]string) bool
// only used for tests to verify whether or not a report happened.
reported bool
}
// OptionFunc that can be passed to NewHook.
type OptionFunc func(*Hook)
// wellKnownErrorFields are the names of the fields to be checked for values of
// type `error`, in priority order.
var wellKnownErrorFields = []string{
logrus.ErrorKey, "err",
}
// WithLevels is an OptionFunc that customizes the log.Levels the hook will
// report on.
func WithLevels(levels ...logrus.Level) OptionFunc {
return func(h *Hook) {
h.triggers = levels
}
}
// WithMinLevel is an OptionFunc that customizes the log.Levels the hook will
// report on by selecting all levels more severe than the one provided.
func WithMinLevel(level logrus.Level) OptionFunc {
var levels []logrus.Level
for _, l := range logrus.AllLevels {
if l <= level {
levels = append(levels, l)
}
}
return func(h *Hook) {
h.triggers = levels
}
}
// WithIgnoredErrors is an OptionFunc that whitelists certain errors to prevent
// them from firing. See https://golang.org/ref/spec#Comparison_operators
func WithIgnoredErrors(errors ...error) OptionFunc {
return func(h *Hook) {
h.ignoredErrors = append(h.ignoredErrors, errors...)
}
}
// WithIgnoreErrorFunc is an OptionFunc that receives the error that is about
// to be logged and returns true/false if it wants to fire a rollbar alert for.
func WithIgnoreErrorFunc(fn func(error) bool) OptionFunc {
return func(h *Hook) {
h.ignoreErrorFunc = fn
}
}
// WithIgnoreFunc is an OptionFunc that receives the error and custom fields that are about
// to be logged and returns true/false if it wants to fire a rollbar alert for.
func WithIgnoreFunc(fn func(err error, fields map[string]string) bool) OptionFunc {
return func(h *Hook) {
h.ignoreFunc = fn
}
}
// NewHook creates a hook that is intended for use with your own logrus.Logger
// instance. Uses the defualt report levels defined in wellKnownErrorFields.
func NewHook(token string, env string, opts ...OptionFunc) *Hook {
h := NewHookForLevels(token, env, defaultTriggerLevels)
for _, o := range opts {
o(h)
}
return h
}
// NewHookForLevels provided by the caller. Otherwise works like NewHook.
func NewHookForLevels(token string, env string, levels []logrus.Level) *Hook {
return &Hook{
Client: roll.New(token, env),
triggers: levels,
ignoredErrors: make([]error, 0),
ignoreErrorFunc: func(error) bool { return false },
ignoreFunc: func(error, map[string]string) bool { return false },
}
}
// SetupLogging for use on Heroku. If token is not an empty string a rollbar
// hook is added with the environment set to env. The log formatter is set to a
// TextFormatter with timestamps disabled.
func SetupLogging(token, env string) {
setupLogging(token, env, defaultTriggerLevels)
}
// SetupLoggingForLevels works like SetupLogging, but allows you to
// set the levels on which to trigger this hook.
func SetupLoggingForLevels(token, env string, levels []logrus.Level) {
setupLogging(token, env, levels)
}
func setupLogging(token, env string, levels []logrus.Level) {
logrus.SetFormatter(&logrus.TextFormatter{DisableTimestamp: true})
if token != "" {
logrus.AddHook(NewHookForLevels(token, env, levels))
}
}
// ReportPanic attempts to report the panic to rollbar using the provided
// client and then re-panic. If it can't report the panic it will print an
// error to stderr.
func (r *Hook) ReportPanic() {
if p := recover(); p != nil {
if _, err := r.Client.Critical(fmt.Errorf("panic: %q", p), nil); err != nil {
fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "reporting_panic=false err=%q\n", err)
}
panic(p)
}
}
// ReportPanic attempts to report the panic to rollbar if the token is set
func ReportPanic(token, env string) {
if token != "" {
h := &Hook{Client: roll.New(token, env)}
h.ReportPanic()
}
}
// Levels returns the logrus log.Levels that this hook handles
func (r *Hook) Levels() []logrus.Level {
if r.triggers == nil {
return defaultTriggerLevels
}
return r.triggers
}
// Fire the hook. This is called by Logrus for entries that match the levels
// returned by Levels().
func (r *Hook) Fire(entry *logrus.Entry) error {
trace, cause := extractError(entry)
for _, ie := range r.ignoredErrors {
if ie == cause {
return nil
}
}
if r.ignoreErrorFunc(cause) {
return nil
}
m := convertFields(entry.Data)
if _, exists := m["time"]; !exists {
m["time"] = entry.Time.Format(time.RFC3339)
}
if r.ignoreFunc(cause, m) {
return nil
}
return r.report(entry, cause, m, trace)
}
func (r *Hook) report(entry *logrus.Entry, cause error, m map[string]string, trace []uintptr) (err error) {
hasTrace := len(trace) > 0
level := entry.Level
r.reported = true
switch {
case hasTrace && level == logrus.FatalLevel:
_, err = r.Client.CriticalStack(cause, trace, m)
case hasTrace && level == logrus.PanicLevel:
_, err = r.Client.CriticalStack(cause, trace, m)
case hasTrace && level == logrus.ErrorLevel:
_, err = r.Client.ErrorStack(cause, trace, m)
case hasTrace && level == logrus.WarnLevel:
_, err = r.Client.WarningStack(cause, trace, m)
case level == logrus.FatalLevel || level == logrus.PanicLevel:
_, err = r.Client.Critical(cause, m)
case level == logrus.ErrorLevel:
_, err = r.Client.Error(cause, m)
case level == logrus.WarnLevel:
_, err = r.Client.Warning(cause, m)
case level == logrus.InfoLevel:
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