def _prettyformat_lines(lines):
"""
Pretty format lines of Eliot logs.
"""
for line in lines:
data = json.loads(line)
yield pretty_format(data) + '\n'
def _prettyformat_lines(lines):
"""
Pretty format lines of Eliot logs.
"""
for line in lines:
data = json.loads(line)
yield pretty_format(data) + '\n'
def read_logs(self):
"""Stream user-friendly structured logs of this execution.
First attempt to stream using `eliot-tree` which provides a text
tree-like structure of the execution given its logs.
If `eliot-tree` fails (which happens when there is an eliot Task
serialization bug in our code, a warning is yielded, followed by the
output of `eliot-prettyprint`.
Therefore, the output of this function is not guaranteed to be
machine-readable.
..note::
This function may be called mid-run.
"""
from glob import glob
import subprocess
from .config import get_eliot_log_file
filenames = glob(get_eliot_log_file(master_id=self.uuid).name + "*")
eliottree_subp = subprocess.Popen(['eliot-tree', '--field-limit', '0'],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE)
eliottree_failed = False
with eliottree_subp.stdin:
try:
for filename in filenames:
with open(filename, 'r') as file_:
eliottree_subp.stdin.write(file_.read())
except (IOError, MemoryError):
eliottree_failed = True
with eliottree_subp.stdout:
for line in eliottree_subp.stdout:
yield line
if eliottree_failed or (eliottree_subp.wait() != 0):
# eliot-tree can fail on unfinished logging. We still want output
# for debugging, so we use the less structured eliot-prettyprint
from eliot.prettyprint import pretty_format
from eliot._bytesjson import loads
yield '\n`eliot-tree` failed to format output. ' \
'Retrying with eliot-prettyprint:\n'
for filename in filenames:
yield "{}:\n".format(filename)
with open(filename, 'r') as file_:
for line in file_:
yield pretty_format(loads(line))
def read_logs(self):
"""Stream user-friendly structured logs of this execution.
First attempt to stream using `eliot-tree` which provides a text
tree-like structure of the execution given its logs.
If `eliot-tree` fails (which happens when there is an eliot Task
serialization bug in our code, a warning is yielded, followed by the
output of `eliot-prettyprint`.
Therefore, the output of this function is not guaranteed to be
machine-readable.
..note::
This function may be called mid-run.
"""
from glob import glob
import subprocess
from .config import get_eliot_log_file
filenames = glob(get_eliot_log_file(master_id=self.uuid).name + "*")
eliottree_subp = subprocess.Popen(['eliot-tree', '--field-limit', '0'],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stdin=subprocess.PIPE)
eliottree_failed = False
with eliottree_subp.stdin:
try:
for filename in filenames:
with open(filename, 'r') as file_:
eliottree_subp.stdin.write(file_.read())
except (IOError, MemoryError):
eliottree_failed = True
with eliottree_subp.stdout:
for line in eliottree_subp.stdout:
yield line
if eliottree_failed or (eliottree_subp.wait() != 0):
# eliot-tree can fail on unfinished logging. We still want output
# for debugging, so we use the less structured eliot-prettyprint
from eliot.prettyprint import pretty_format
from eliot._bytesjson import loads
yield '\n`eliot-tree` failed to format output. ' \
'Retrying with eliot-prettyprint:\n'
for filename in filenames:
yield "{}:\n".format(filename)
with open(filename, 'r') as file_:
for line in file_:
yield pretty_format(loads(line))
