Version: 0.2.3

Simplelogs is [RESTful] rest API logging system written in Python. It based on [MongoDB] mongo and [Flask Framework] flask.

For start Simplelogs use:

python app.py

For testing sending log message you can use curl.

• [MongoDB] mongo
• [Flask Framework] flask
• PyMongo pymongo
• PyYAML pyyaml
• Flask-WTF Flask-WTF
• [Any web-server with WSGI support] deploying

app/config.yaml - configuration file. Config file is in YAML-format.

It has 2 section: mongo and levels.

Mongo section describes base information about connection:

• host - hostname
• port - connection port
• user - not yet supported
• password not yet supported
• database - which database will be used
• collection - which collection in database will be used

Level section describes logenty levels. By default it includes:

• Critical – for errors that lead to termination
• Error – for errors that occur, but are handled
• Warning – for exceptional circumstances that might not be errors
• Notice – for non-error messages you usually want to see
• Info – for messages you usually don’t want to see
• Debug – for debug messages

You can add, remove or modify any of level you want. You don't need to restart server after it.

Log-entry is a collection of 3 required and 2 non-required entries:

• level (Required) - only text. Shoud be specified in app/config.yaml
• datetimestamp - current datetime stamp. You don't need to send it. Server will do it automaticly.
• owner (Required) - text or dict (hash-table, key-value storage). Dict can include arrays. (MAX 7 MB)
• data (Required) - text or dict (hash-table, key-value storage). Dict can include arrays. (MAX 7 MB)
• tags - list (array) only.

0.2.3:

• Added index creation on field 'owner' before application start.

0.2.2:

• Supporting datetime search parameter instead of date type,
• Added 'skip' parameter for possibility of pagination realization.

0.2.1:

• Modernizations getting data methods;
• Supporting more various search parameters.

0.2.0:

• New methods for getting data;
• Some refactoring.

0.1.4:

• Full test coverage;
• Supporting username and password for remote connection to MongoDB-server. [Setting up authentication for MongoDB on Ubuntu with pymongo example.] mongodb-remote-access

0.1.3:

• New method for creating entries. Now it understand only application/json content-type headers.

0.1.2:

• New call get avaliable log entry levels (GET http://host/api/level/).

• helpers.config - wrapper for config file. It returns dict with full configurations.
• connectors.connect - static method. It returns MongoDB db-object.

For run unittests use:

python -m unittest tests

in project-root directory.