Simple binary that takes strings and write them into a network socket
Typical usecase, Apache2 use this type of binary to log. Then you can make a little server to parse and use Apache logs. More efficiant than inotify or while loop on file.
The objective was to quickly learn Dart and its dev environment.
- make build/netlogger.exe : build binary
- make rebuild : rebuild binary ignoring build dir content
- make all : build binary and run tests
- make : build binary and run tests, same as all
- make build : will only create "build" dir, conforming to Dart standards
- make test/{test_name} : Run a specific test named {test_name} and save results in logs/{test_name}-{sha1}.log
- make tests : Run all tests and save results in logs/all-{sha1}.log
- make clean : remove build dir
- make dist-clean : remove build dir and logs dir