require 'fluent/filter' require 'fluent/plugin_mixin/mutate_event' module Fluent class MutateFilter < Filter Fluent::Plugin.register_filter('mutate', self) # Treat periods as nested field names config_param :expand_nesting, :bool, default: true # Remove any empty hashes or arrays config_param :prune_empty, :bool, default: true # Rename one or more fields # @example # rename { # "timestamp": "@timestamp" # } config_param :rename, :hash, default: Hash.new # Update an existing field with a new value. # - If the field does not exist then no action will be taken. # - If the new value contains a placeholder %{}, then the value will be # expanded to the related event record field. # @example # update { # "message": "%{hostname}: new message" # } config_param :update, :hash, default: Hash.new # Remove an existing field # @example # remove [ # "dummy1", "placeholder1" # ] config_param :remove, :array, default: Array.new # Replace a field with a new value # - If the field does not exist, then it will be created. # - If the new value contains a placeholder %{}, then the value will be # expanded to the related event record field. # @example # replace { # "new_message": "a new field" # } config_param :replace, :hash, default: Hash.new # Convert a field's value to a different type, like turning a string to an # integer. # - If the field value is an array, all members will be converted. # - If the field value is a hash, then no action will be taken. # - Valid conversion types are integer, float, string, boolean # @example # convert { # "id": "integer", # "message": "string" # } config_param :convert, :hash, default: Hash.new # Convert a string field by applying a regular expression and replacement. # - If the field is not a string, then no action will be taken. # # The configuration takes an array consisting of 3 elements per field/sub. # # @example # gsub [ # "fieldname", "/", "_", # "fieldname2", "[\\?#-]", "." # ] config_param :gsub, :hash, default: Array.new # Convert a string to it's uppercase equivalent # @example # uppercase [ # "field1", "field2" # ] config_param :uppercase, :array, default: Array.new # Convert a string to it's lowercase equivalent # @example # lowercase [ # "field1", "field2" # ] config_param :lowercase, :array, default: Array.new # Strip whitespace from field. # @example # strip [ # "field1" # ] config_param :strip, :array, default: Array.new # Split a field to an array using a separator character # @example # split { # "field1": "," # } config_param :split, :hash, default: Hash.new # Join an array using a separator character # @example # join { # "field1": " " # } config_param :join, :hash, default: Hash.new # Merge two fields of arrays or hashes # @example # merge { # "dest_field": "added_field" # } config_param :merge, :hash, default: Hash.new # List of all possible mutate actions, in the order that we will apply # them. As it stands, this is the order in which Logstash would apply them. MUTATE_ACTIONS = %w( rename update replace convert gsub uppercase lowercase strip remove split join merge ) # Convert valid types VALID_CONVERSIONS = %w(string integer float boolean) # Convert helper method prefix CONVERT_PREFIX = "convert_".freeze # Convert boolean regex TRUE_REGEX = (/^(true|t|yes|y|1)$/i).freeze FALSE_REGEX = (/^(false|f|no|n|0)$/i).freeze # Placeholder regex TEMPLATE_TAG_REGEXP = /%\{[^}]+\}/ # Initialize attributes and parameters # @since 0.1.0 # @return [NilClass] def configure(conf) super @convert.nil? or @convert.each do |field, type| if !VALID_CONVERSIONS.include?(type) raise ConfigError, "convert #{type} is not one of #{VALID_CONVERSIONS.join(',')}." end end @gsub_parsed = [] @gsub.nil? or @gsub.each_slice(3) do |field, needle, replacement| if [field, needle, replacement].any? {|n| n.nil?} raise ConfigError, "gsub #{[field,needle,replacement]} requires 3 elements." end @gsub_parsed << { field: field, needle: (needle.index("%{").nil?? Regexp.new(needle): needle), replacement: replacement } end end # Filter action which will manipulate records # @since 0.1.0 # @return [Hash] the modified event record def filter(tag, time, record) # In order to more easily navigate the record, we wrap the record in a # delegator. We additionally pass the `expand_nesting` option which # determines whether we should treat periods as field separators. result = Fluent::PluginMixin::MutateEvent. new(record, expand_nesting: @expand_nesting) MUTATE_ACTIONS.each do |action| begin send(action.to_sym, result) if instance_variable_get("@#{action}") rescue => e log.warn "failed to mutate #{action} action", error: e log.warn_backtrace end end result.prune if @prune_empty result.to_record end protected # Expand %{} strings to the related event fields. # @since 0.1.0 # @return [String] the modified string def expand_references(event, string) new_string = '' position = 0 matches = string.scan(TEMPLATE_TAG_REGEXP).map{|m| $~} matches.each do |match| reference_tag = match[0][2..-2] reference_value = event.get(reference_tag.downcase).to_s if reference_value.nil? @log.error "failed to replace tag", field: reference_tag.downcase reference_value = match.to_s end start = match.offset(0).first new_string << string[position..(start-1)] if start > 0 new_string << reference_value position = match.offset(0).last end if position < string.size new_string << string[position..-1] end new_string end # Remove fields from the event hash # @since 0.1.0 def remove(event) @remove.each do |field| event.remove(field) end end # Rename fields in the event hash # @since 0.1.0 def rename(event) @rename.each do |old, new| item = event.get(old) next if item.nil? event.set(new, item) event.remove(old) end end # Update (existing) fields in the event hash # @since 0.1.0 def update(event) @update.each do |field, newvalue| newvalue = expand_references(event, newvalue) next unless event.include?(field) event.set(field, newvalue) end end # Replace fields in the event hash # @since 0.1.0 def replace(event) @replace.each do |field, newvalue| newvalue = expand_references(event, newvalue) event.set(field, newvalue) end end # Convert fields to given types in the record hash # @since 0.1.0 def convert(event) @convert.each do |field, type| converter = method(CONVERT_PREFIX + type) case original = event.get(field) when NilClass next when Hash @log.error("cannot convert hash", field: field, value: original) when Array event.set(field, original.map{|v| converter.call(v)}) else event.set(field, converter.call(original)) end end end def convert_string(value) value.to_s.force_encoding(Encoding::UTF_8) end def convert_integer(value) value.to_i end def convert_float(value) value.to_f end def convert_boolean(value) return true if value =~ TRUE_REGEX return false if value.empty? || value =~ FALSE_REGEX @log.error("failed to convert to boolean", value: value) end # Convert field values to uppercase in the record hash # @since 0.1.0 def uppercase(event) @uppercase.each do |field| original = event.get(field) result = case original when Array original.map do |elem| (elem.is_a?(String) ? elemen.upcase : elem) end when String original.upcase! || original else @log.error("can't uppercase field", field: field, value: original) original end event.set(field, result) end end # Convert field values to lowercase in the record hash # @since 0.1.0 def lowercase(event) @lowercase.each do |field| original = event.get(field) result = case original when Array original.map do |elem| (elem.is_a?(String) ? elemen.downcase : elem) end when String original.downcase! || original else @log.error("can't lowercase field", field: field, value: original) original end event.set(field, result) end end # Split fields based on delimiters in the record hash # @since 0.1.0 def split(event) @split.each do |field, separator| value = event.get(field) if value.is_a?(String) event.set(field, value.split(separator)) else @loger.error("can't split field", field: field, value: value) end end end # Join fields based on delimiters in the record hash # @since 0.1.0 def join(event) @join.each do |field, separator| value = event.get(field) if value.is_a?(Array) event.set(field, value.join(separator)) end end end # Strip whitespace surrounding fields in the record hash # @since 0.1.0 def strip(event) @strip.each do |field| value = event.get(field) case value when Array event.set(field, value.map{|s| s.strip}) when String event.set(field, value.strip) end end end # Merge hashes and arrays in the record hash # @since 0.1.0 def merge(event) @merge.each do |dest_field, added_fields| dest_field_value = event.get(dest_field) Array(added_fields).each do |added_field| added_field_value = event.get(added_field) if dest_field_value.is_a?(Hash) ^ added_field_value.is_a?(Hash) @log.error('cannot merge an array and hash', dest_field: dest_field, added_field: added_field) next end if dest_field_value.is_a?(Hash) event.set(dest_field, dest_field_value.update(added_field_value)) else event.set(dest_field, Array(dest_field_value). concat(Array(added_field_value))) end end end end # Perform regular expression substitutions in the record hahs # @since 0.1.0 def gsub(event) @gsub_parsed.each do |config| field = config[:field] needle = config[:needle] replacement = config[:replacement] value = event.get(field) case value when Array result = value.map do |v| if v.is_a?(String) gsub_dynamic_fields(event, v, needle, replacement) else @log.error('cannot gsub non Strings', field: field, value: v) end event.set(field, result) end when String v = gsub_dynamic_fields(event, value, needle, replacement) event.set(field, v) else @log.error('cannot gsub non Strings', field: field, value: value) end end end def gsub_dynamic_fields(event, original, needle, replacement) replacement = expand_references(event, replacement) if needle.is_a?(Regexp) original.gsub(needle, replacement) else original.gsub(Regexp.new(needle), replacement) end end end end