httplogger | It wraps an HTTP Transport | REST library

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httplogger is a Go library typically used in Web Services, REST applications. httplogger has no bugs and it has low support. However httplogger has 1 vulnerabilities. You can download it from GitHub.

Small golang library useful for logging API requests. It wraps any http.Transport to log its requests and responses, including the duration time.

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newLogger creates a new httpLogger .
NewLoggedTransport returns a wrapped RoundTripper
LogRequest logs the request .

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Android get data from dynamic url from APi

Linking Service Hops with Zipkin and NodeJS

how to pick and parse json from log

Logging to separate files in Python

How to log responses of an api request in terminate function of a Laravel middleware

Getting file download progress from POCO StreamCopier through HTTPS

QUESTION

Android get data from dynamic url from APi

Asked 2021-Jan-15 at 08:27

I found some Api about Pokemon(https://pokeapi.co). And I try get data from this Api and it's work. The data look like this

But I try to use name of data from Api to get some image with this path "api/v2/pokemon/{name}"

The problem is how can get name out of onResponse or do the other way to get name and image of Pokemon

MainActivity

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ANSWER

Answered 2021-Jan-15 at 08:27

You can using @Url to support dynamic link in retrofit. Example below:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65715726

QUESTION

Linking Service Hops with Zipkin and NodeJS

Asked 2020-May-18 at 16:34

I am trying to link three HTTP service hops in NodeJS together into a single Zipkin trace. I have three services

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-May-14 at 21:44

It looks like it is related to https://github.com/openzipkin/zipkin-js/pull/498, could you try with zipkin-context-cls@0.19.2-alpha.7 and change ctxImpl into ctxImpl = new CLSContext('zipkin', true);?

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/61800994

QUESTION

how to pick and parse json from log

Asked 2018-Dec-15 at 17:51

i'm new in automation test. i meet a problem, i wanna pick json format info from logs and then parse them in python. the original logs as below:

2-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): x-shard: loc=118.7234160,32.0320550 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): Host: stargate.ele.me 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): Connection: Keep-Alive 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): Accept-Encoding: gzip 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): User-Agent: okhttp/3.5.0 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): { 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "transactionId":"4ac50bcb358d376d4719a413b31c4786", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "commandType":"UNLOCK", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "deviceId":"CD1103929", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "token":"CD1103929", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "resultDetails":"SUCCESS", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "invokerType":"USEREND", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "logisticsOrderCategory":0, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "logisticsOrderId":0, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "commandAt":1544759360619, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "invokerId":96944200, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "deviceUnlockTime":162, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): "logisticsOrderType":0 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): }

i try regular expression:\{(?:[^\{\}]|\{(?:[^\{\}]|\{(?:[^\{\}]|\{(?:[^\{\}]|\{(?:[^\{\}]|\{(?:[^\{\}]|\{(?:[^\{\}]|\{(?:[^\{\}]|\{(?:[^\{\}]|\{(?:[^\{\}]|w+)*\})*\})*\})*\})*\})*\})*\})*\})*\})*\} on web regrex101 and export in csv format, but and i got this:

12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""transactionId"":""4ac50bcb358d376d4719a413b31c4786"", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""commandType"":""UNLOCK"", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""deviceId"":""CD1103929"", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""token"":""CD1103929"", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""resultDetails"":""SUCCESS"", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""invokerType"":""USEREND"", 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""logisticsOrderCategory"":0, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""logisticsOrderId"":0, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""commandAt"":1544759360619, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""invokerId"":96944200, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""deviceUnlockTime"":162, 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): ""logisticsOrderType"":0 12-14 11:49:23.869 D/me.ele.minimart.http.interceptor.HttpLogger( 859): }"

but what i really want is like this:

{ "transactionId":"4ac50bcb358d376d4719a413b31c4786", "commandType":"UNLOCK", "deviceId":"CD1103929", "token":"CD1103929", "resultDetails":"SUCCESS", "invokerType":"USEREND", "logisticsOrderCategory":0, "logisticsOrderId":0, "commandAt":1544759360619, "invokerId":96944200, "deviceUnlockTime":162, "logisticsOrderType":0 }

delete the useless words. so How could i get the json format result? and there's maybe some mistakes in regrex expression.

thanks very much !

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Dec-15 at 17:51

I think that there is no need to use regular expressions to pick JSON fragments from logs.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53794889

QUESTION

Logging to separate files in Python

Asked 2018-Aug-25 at 09:00

I'm using python's logging module. I've initialized it as:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Aug-24 at 15:45

Add the following line to disable propagation:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52007482

QUESTION

How to log responses of an api request in terminate function of a Laravel middleware

Asked 2018-Apr-24 at 10:12

I need to log responses of each api request. For that I created a middleware and used ResponseTrait in terminate function of that middleware. Everything works fine until I use the status function of ResponseTrait. I tried both $this->status and self::status but nothing worked. It says syntax error when I use this function. Following is the code of my middleware.

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Apr-24 at 10:12

The response status comes from the result of $next($request);, so you'd need to reference it like:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49995100

QUESTION

Getting file download progress from POCO StreamCopier through HTTPS

Asked 2017-Jun-18 at 19:00

I have been working on HTTP clients using WinHTTP and WinInet and recently had a thought of switching to POCO as it offers best APIs for HTTP implementations.

I did make it work, but the problem is that I want to know the download progress of the file either by querying the stream periodically or through some event handling.

Started searching for an API that can do this, then came across this Http upload with progress info, in C++ (Poco/Boost) that talks about getting the progress for file upload scenarios using CountingOutputStream. I feel that is incomplete and doesn't do that way I had expected, that doesn't use the actual implementation of that CountingStream at all.

I came to know that the implementation is possible through CountingInputStream but I don't know how to do that with the stream returned by HttpStreamFactory's open call. Is it possible to read the stream in multiple chunks using that? or query that periodically the amount of data read so that I can notify the UI?.

Here is my code:

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ANSWER

Answered 2017-Jun-18 at 19:00

Passed the fileoutput stream object to CountingOutputStream and started a timer with the counting output stream as the parameter. The Timer is invoked periodically until the data transmission is complete that gets the count of bytes written and notifies the one who registered for that event. That worked!.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44474102

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