already unpacked logs * started to disect log parsers for using streams in future * Qt Client started * logstream planned.
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932 B
Python
28 lines
932 B
Python
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# LogStream
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"""
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A LogStream is supposed to:
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- parse data feeded into it.
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- yield new objects
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- remember errors
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LogStream.Initialize:
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- initialize the logstream in some way.
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LogStream.Next:
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- once initialized, read your stream until you can yield a new class
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the next function reads the read-stream ahead.
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empty lines are omitted
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it tries to match the data into a new class and yields it
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if it runs into trouble, it just outputs the line for now.
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InitializeString:
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- init with a data blob
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- nice for trying it on files
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@TODO: look at how file streams in python are implemented and find a good generic solution
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combine it with the lookup for "watching files being changed", to create a program which listens to the logs live
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@see: monitor.py
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@see: watchdog https://pypi.python.org/pypi/watchdog
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""" |