loco (Log Coroutine) is a logging library using coroutine for Android.
Add your necessary module.
dependencies {
// core
implementation 'com.sys1yagi.loco:loco-core:1.1.0'
// optional, use Gson to serialize the log, and you can use filters to process the logs.
implementation 'com.sys1yagi.loco:loco-smasher-filterable-gson:1.0.0'
// optional, persist the log using sqlite on android.
implementation 'com.sys1yagi.loco:loco-store-android-sqlite:1.0.0'
}
Loco has several modules such as log collection and sending, schduler and more. Each module is provided by interface and can be implemented as you want.
You can implement all modules like below:
fun startLoco() {
Loco.start(
LocoConfig(
store = InMemoryStore(), // persistent layer for buffering logs.
smasher = GsonSmasher(Gson()), // serializer for logs.
senders = mapOf(
// log senders and mapping
StdOutSender() to listOf(
ClickLog::class
)
),
scheduler = IntervalSendingScheduler(5000L) // sending interval scheduler
)
)
// send logs anytime, anywhere
Loco.send(
ClickLog(1, "jack")
)
}
data class ClickLog(
val id: Int,
val name: String
) : LocoLog
class GsonSmasher(val gson: Gson) : Smasher {
override fun smash(log: LocoLog): String {
return gson.toJson(log)
}
}
class IntervalSendingScheduler(val interval: Long) : SendingScheduler {
override suspend fun schedule(
latestResults: List<Pair<Sender, SendingResult>>,
config: LocoConfig,
offer: () -> Unit
) {
delay(interval)
offer()
}
}
class StdOutSender : Sender {
override suspend fun send(logs: List<SmashedLog>): SendingResult {
logs.forEach {
println(it.toString())
}
return SendingResult.SUCCESS
}
}
class InMemoryStore : Store {
val storage = mutableListOf<SmashedLog>()
override suspend fun store(log: SmashedLog) {
storage.add(log)
}
override suspend fun load(size: Int): List<SmashedLog> {
return storage.take(size)
}
override suspend fun delete(logs: List<SmashedLog>) {
storage.removeAll(logs)
}
}
There are some useful modules for Android.
dependencies {
// core
implementation 'com.sys1yagi.loco:loco-core:1.1.0'
// use Gson to serialize the log, and you can use filters to process the logs.
implementation 'com.sys1yagi.loco:loco-smasher-filterable-gson:1.0.0'
// persist the log using sqlite on android.
implementation 'com.sys1yagi.loco:loco-store-android-sqlite:1.0.0'
}
All you have to do is prepare sender and scheduler, and add mappings.
class SampleApplication : Application() {
override fun onCreate() {
Loco.start(
LocoConfig(
store = LocoAndroidSqliteStore(), // loco-store-android-sqlite
smasher = FilterableGsonSmasher(Gson()), // loco-smasher-filterable-gson
senders = // ...
scheduler = // ...
)
)
}
}
See more sample
You can configure multiple Senders.
Loco.start(
LocoConfig(
store = // ...,
smasher = // ...,
senders = mapOf(
NetworkSender() to listOf(
ClickLog::class,
ScreenLog::class
),
LogcatSender() to listOf(
ScreenLog::class
)
),
scheduler = // ...,
)
)
It is marker interface. Logs passed to Loco must implement LocoLog.
data class ClickLog(
val id: Int,
val name: String
) : LocoLog
Loco.send(
ClickLog(2, "jill") // OK
)
it serializes Log.
interface Smasher {
fun smash(log: LocoLog): String
}
The serialized log is set to SmashedLog and passed to the store.
SmashedLog has a serialized log and type names.
Store is responsible for persisting, reading and deleting SmashedLog.
interface Store {
suspend fun store(log: SmashedLog)
suspend fun load(size: Int): List<SmashedLog>
suspend fun delete(logs: List<SmashedLog>)
}
class InMemoryStore : Store {
val storage = mutableListOf<SmashedLog>()
override suspend fun store(log: SmashedLog) {
storage.add(log)
}
override suspend fun load(size: Int): List<SmashedLog> {
return storage.take(size)
}
override suspend fun delete(logs: List<SmashedLog>) {
storage.removeAll(logs)
}
}
Sending List<SmashedLog>
anywhare.
interface Sender {
suspend fun send(logs: List<SmashedLog>): SendingResult
}
You should return SendingResult
.
enum class SendingResult {
SUCCESS, // consume log record
FAILED, // consume log record
RETRY // not consume log record
}
The SendingScheduler determines the sending interval. It receives the latest sending result and config. You can decide on the next execution plan based on them.
interface SendingScheduler {
suspend fun schedule(
latestResults: List<Pair<Sender, SendingResult>>,
config: LocoConfig,
offer: () -> Unit
)
}
The following is an example of a scheduler that runs at regular intervals.
class IntervalSendingScheduler(val interval: Long) : SendingScheduler {
override suspend fun schedule(
latestResults: List<Pair<Sender, SendingResult>>,
config: LocoConfig,
offer: () -> Unit
) {
delay(interval)
offer()
}
}
Loco has extra settings for convenient.
data class Extra(
val defaultSender: Sender? = null,
val sendingBulkSize: Int = 10,
val internist: Internist? = null
)
If you want to send all the logs in a single Sender, you can use defaultSender.
Loco.start(
LocoConfig(
store = //... ,
smasher = //... ,
senders = mapOf(),
scheduler = //... ,
extra = LocoConfig.Extra(
defaultSender = LocatSender()
)
)
)
You can set the number of logs when sending. The default is 10. This value is passed to Store#load(size: Int).
NOTE: This value is deprecated in 1.2.0.
What's happening in Loco? You can make an internist intrude. Internist can receive inner event of Loco.
Loco.start(
LocoConfig(
store = //... ,
smasher = //... ,
senders = //... ,
scheduler = //... ,
LocoConfig.Extra(
internist = object : Internist {
override fun onSend(locoLog: LocoLog, config: LocoConfig) {
println("onSend")
}
override fun onStore(log: SmashedLog, config: LocoConfig) {
println("onStore")
}
override fun onStartSending() {
println("onStartSending")
}
override fun onSending(sender: Sender, logs: List<SmashedLog>, config: LocoConfig) {
println("onSending: $sender, ${logs.size}")
}
override fun onEndSending(sendingResults: List<Pair<Sender, SendingResult>>, config: LocoConfig) {
println("onStartSending")
}
}
)
)
)
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