Make log output parse friendly #16

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niat8586 · 2025-02-07T10:45:42+01:00

niat8586 commented

2025-02-07 10:45:42 +01:00

To facilitate easier statistics gathering we can parse the logs.

To make this easier we have to think about how we write to the log.
One thing could be to add important information first.
For example now when a user uploads a file for transcription the we log.

"File 'file-name' uploaded and stored by user 'user-name'"

A proposed way by Eric T would be to have
"'user-name', 'file-name', 'action' : 'Read friendly message'"

Then the log would show:
"'user-name', 'file-name', upload : File 'file-name' uploaded and stored by user 'user-name'

To facilitate easier statistics gathering we can parse the logs. To make this easier we have to think about how we write to the log. One thing could be to add important information first. For example now when a user uploads a file for transcription the we log. "File 'file-name' uploaded and stored by user 'user-name'" A proposed way by Eric T would be to have "'user-name', 'file-name', 'action' : 'Read friendly message'" Then the log would show: "'user-name', 'file-name', upload : File 'file-name' uploaded and stored by user 'user-name'

erth9960 commented

2025-02-07 10:57:20 +01:00

In order to guarantee proper filename matching, this format is probably a good approach:
[ filname / user / action ] friendlymessage

In order to guarantee proper filename matching, this format is probably a good approach: [ filname / user / action ] friendlymessage

niat8586 referenced this issue from a commit

2025-02-07 11:22:03 +01:00

Will not use matomo

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2025-02-07 11:22:56 +01:00

Will not use matomo #18

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