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youtrack_logger_backend
This is an elixir logger backend inspired by the onkel-dirtus/logger_file_backend.
References
- the hex package
- the hex documentation
- if you have found any issues with the package, please tell us here
Installation
Add to your deps inside the mix.exs
:
{:youtrack_logger_backend, "~> 0.1"}
Run mix deps.get
to download it.
Base Application config - required
Add the following to your configuration (this is the minimum required config beside the token):
config :logger,
backends: [{Logger.Backend.Youtrack, :youtrack}]
config :logger, :youtrack,
host: "https://xxx.myjetbrains.com/youtrack",
project: "xxx"
When configuring the youtrack backend, the keys host
, project
and token
are required.
Add your youtrack url and the project you want to push your issues to.
Add a youtrack PERMANENT TOKEN - required
Get this token on 'Profile'->'Update personal information and manage logins'->'Authentication' and create a new token or get an existing one here. You can also have a look at the official manual: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/youtrack/standalone/Manage-Permanent-Token.html
It is recommended to store the secret information inside a separate config like prod.secret.exs
and not adding it to your version control.
config :logger, :youtrack,
token: "xxx"
More configuration options - optional
If you want to, you can also configure the following keys: format_summary
, format_description
, metadata
, level
.
They all have default settings, so only use them if you want to customize.
Your config could look like this:
config :logger,
backends: [{Logger.Backend.Youtrack, :youtrack}]
config :logger, :youtrack,
host: "https://xxx.myjetbrains.com/youtrack",
project: "xxx",
format_summary: "$level: $message\n", #optional
format_description: "$date $time\n$metadata\n", #optional
metadata: [:module, :file, :function, :line], #optional - describes $metadata
level: :error #optional