### # Extemds ActionController::Base and aliases the process method, to wrap it with the standard logworm request cycle # # By default it will automatically log web requests (in a short format) into web_log # Can also log headers, if specified ### if defined?(ActionController) require 'benchmark' ActionController::Base.class_eval do ## Basic settings: log requests, without headers. Use default db, and timeout after 1 second @@log_requests = true @@log_headers = false @@dev_logging = false @@timeout = 1 Logworm::Logger.use_default_db ### # Disable automatic logging of requests # Use from ApplicationController ### def self.lw_disable_request_logging @@log_requests = false end ### # Log headers with requests # Use from ApplicationController ### def self.lw_log_request_headers @@log_headers = true end ### # Turn on logging in development mode ### def self.lw_enable_dev_logging @@dev_logging = true end ### # Replaces (and embeds) the default Rails processing of a request. # Call the original method, logs the request unless disabled, and flushes the logworm list ### def process_with_logworm_log(request, response, method = :perform_action, *arguments) unless (RAILS_ENV == 'production' or (RAILS_ENV == 'development' and @@dev_logging)) return process_without_logworm_log(request, response, method, *arguments) end Logworm::Logger.start_cycle begin startTime = Time.now response = process_without_logworm_log(request, response, method, *arguments) appTime = (Time.now - startTime) ensure log_request(request, response, appTime) return response end end alias_method_chain :process, :logworm_log private def log_request(request, response, appTime) method = request.env['REQUEST_METHOD'] path = request.env['REQUEST_PATH'].blank? ? "/" : request.env['REQUEST_PATH'] ip = request.env['REMOTE_ADDR'] http_headers = request.headers.reject {|k,v| !(k.to_s =~ /^HTTP/) } status = response.status[0..2] queue_size = request.env['HTTP_X_HEROKU_QUEUE_DEPTH'].blank? ? -1 : request.env['HTTP_X_HEROKU_QUEUE_DEPTH'].to_i entry = { :summary => "#{method} #{path} - #{status} #{appTime}", :request_method => method, :request_path => path, :request_ip => ip, :input => cleaned_input(request), :response_status => status, :profiling => appTime, :queue_size => queue_size} entry[:headers] = http_headers if @@log_headers entry[:response_headers] = response.headers if @@log_headers Logworm::Logger.log(:web_log, entry) if @@log_requests begin Timeout::timeout(@@timeout) { sent, elapsed = Logworm::Logger.flush Rails.logger.info("#{sent} logworm entries recorded in #{sprintf('%.4f', elapsed)} seconds") if sent > 0 } rescue Exception => e # Ignore --nothing we can do. The list of logs may (and most likely will) be preserved for the next request Rails.logger.error("logworm call failed: #{e}") end end def cleaned_input(request) pars = request.parameters.clone pars.delete("controller") pars.delete("action") respond_to?(:filter_parameters) ? filter_parameters(pars) : pars end end end