Too Verbose

[Kurt Nelson]

My tests end up with extra logs all over even though quiet is set to true.

I, [2015-01-28T11:05:01.784513 #39139]  INFO -- : Parse query for /1/classes/Drink {"where"=>"{\"objectId\":\"OvkpxtFVOz\"}"}
I, [2015-01-28T11:05:01.784987 #39139]  INFO -- : get https://api.parse.com/1/classes/Drink?where=%7B%22objectId%22%3A%22OvkpxtFVOz%22%7D
I, [2015-01-28T11:05:01.801498 #39139]  INFO -- Status: 200

[Alan deLevie]

Try passing quiet: true in Parse.init. See https://github.com/adelevie/parse-ruby-client#configuration.

Feel free to reopen if this is still a problem.

[Kurt Nelson]

This is my initializer:

Parse.init :application_id => ENV['PARSE_ID'],
  :api_key        => ENV['PARSE_KEY'],
  :master_key     => ENV['PARSE_MASTER_KEY'],
  :quiet           => true

[Alan deLevie]

Not sure then. (reopening...)

[Võ Anh Duy]

Because quite config is in master only, not release yet. Here is the commit 618b551.

[David Brownman]

Bingo! If you want to use this feature now, change your gemfile to point to the master branch and run bundle exec ruby FILENAME.rb per #145

[Võ Anh Duy]

@adelevie I think you should release new version (say 0.4.0) with include this feature. As I see it's a importance feature and is in master for a long time

[Emilio Cristalli]

I think in the meantime, until the new version is released, you can reduce the logs by setting a new Logger in the initializer, and make it log only warnings or more severe messages:

    Parse.init application_id: 'APPLICATION_ID',
           api_key: 'API_KEY',
           logger: Logger.new(STDERR).tap { |logger| logger.level = Logger::WARN }

[David Brownman]

honestly, this is probably a better solution because my original fix silences all logging. Would love to get an elegant solution to passing in like, loud, quiet, silent for log level.