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hubot-es-logger

v0.2.4

Published

A plugin for Hubot to log channels activity on ElasticSearch, and serve logs via web.

Downloads

13

Readme

Hubot-es-logger

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This Hubot plugin enables various operations related to logging:

  • record all messages on configured channels to an ElasticSearch server
  • enable various commands to interact and query the logs
  • serve web pages to browse the logs
  • announce to users joining a channel where they can find the logs web page

If you only need to log to ElasticSearch, you can rather use hubot-elasticsearch-logger which only does that.

For low volume channel or for testing purpose, you can use the free service of Bonsai.io elasticsearch hosting.

Warning: This plugin is still in alpha stage. use with caution. It is designed to work fine with the hubot-irc adapter. Later on it will be tested on slack, gitter and others.

Install

In your hubot dir:

npm install hubot-es-logger --save

Then add to your external-scripts.json

[ 'hubot-es-logger' ]

Configuration

You will need to set various environment variables to get the logging configured

| Variable | required | default | description | |------------------------------|----------|-----------|---------------------------------------------------| | HUBOT_BASE_URL | yes | | the default url where your hubot web server can be reached. By default hubot launches express on port 8080 | | ES_LOG_ENABLED | no | 'false' | useful to disable logging at bot start in dev env | | ES_LOG_ANNOUNCE | no | 'false' | if set, will private message to people joining the channel, signaling the url where to browse the logs | | ES_LOG_ES_URL | yes | | the url to your Elasticsearch server | | ES_LOG_ROOMS | yes | | comma-separated list of channels to log ie '#trolls,#another_channel,#third' | | ES_LOG_INDEX_NAME | no | 'irclogs' | name of the Elasticsearch index | | ES_LOG_SINGLE_INDEX | no | 'false' | if 'true', it will use only one index, but by default, one index is created per day | | ES_LOG_KIBANA_URL | no | | if you have a kibana access to your irc logs, it will be displayed on the web page | | ES_LOG_KIBANA_TEMPLATE | no | | the template used in kibana (for building the url) |

Web interface

Make sure you secure your web interface appropriately (with hubot-restrict-ip or putting hubot behind a proxy).

The web interface for now only shows the last 24 hours of discussion, but it will be configurable, searchable and navigable soon in next versions.

ToDo

  • test coverage (in progress)
  • log the bot (done 0.1.1)
  • log the join and part of users (done 0.1.1)
  • add an indication of logs enabled/disabled to the .logs command
  • improve error management for web part in case there is no index
  • add search features on web interface (done in 0.2.0)
  • add time navigation on web interface (done 0.1.2)
  • test with slack adapter
  • setup a backend pagination system in case of huge quantity of logs per day

Contribute

Feel free to open a PR if you find any bug, typo, want to improve documentation, or think about a new feature.

Gandi loves Free and Open Source Software. This project is used internally at Gandi but external contributions are very welcome.

Attribution

Authors

  • @mose - author and maintainer

License

This source code is available under MIT license.

Copyright

Copyright (c) 2016 - Gandi - https://gandi.net