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# Simple log file specification, used to test log parser.
class TestingFormat < RequestLogAnalyzer::FileFormat::Base
format_definition.first do |line|
line.header = true
line.teaser = /processing /
line.regexp = /processing request (\d+)/
line.captures = [{ :name => :request_no, :type => :integer }]
end
format_definition.test do |line|
line.teaser = /testing /
line.regexp = /testing is (\w+)(?: in (\d+\.\d+)ms)?/
line.captures = [{ :name => :test_capture, :type => :test_type },
{ :name => :duration, :type => :duration, :unit => :msec }]
end
format_definition.eval do |line|
line.regexp = /evaluation (\{.*\})/
line.captures = [{ :name => :evaluated, :type => :eval, :provides => { :greating => :string, :what => :string } }]
end
format_definition.last do |line|
line.footer = true
line.teaser = /finishing /
line.regexp = /finishing request (\d+)/
line.captures = [{ :name => :request_no, :type => :integer }]
end
format_definition.combined do |line|
line.header = true
line.footer = true
line.regexp = /this is a header and footer line/
end
report do |analyze|
analyze.frequency :test_capture, :title => 'What is testing exactly?'
end
class Request < RequestLogAnalyzer::Request
def convert_test_type(value, definition)
"Testing is #{value}"
end
end
end
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