Enabling a custom formatter in Rails -


i've written custom formatter rails:

module logging   class generalformatter < logger::formatter     def call(severity, time, program_name, message)       ...     end   end end 

and according rails guide , this answer, have use set

config.log_formatter = logging::generalformatter.new

unfortunately, doesn't seem work—my custom formatting isn't kicking in. , yet, if instead define well:

module logging   class generallogger < activesupport::logger     def initialize(*args)       super(*args)       @formatter = generalformatter.new     end   end end 

then can config.logger = logging::generallogger.new , logs formatted desired.

what doing wrong setting log_formatter? i'd rather not define own logger when want custom formatting.


edit (responding comments, , adding more detail little more digging):

i'm setting config.log_formatter in application.rb , testing in development, , appears working to extent, in calling rails.logger.formatter gives me custom class. here's behavior i'm seeing on calling rails.logger.warn("test"):

  1. test printed out console (followed newline).
  2. then call method of formatter entered.
  3. the return value of call method never printed out console.

where thought happen (and want happen is):

  1. the call method of formatter entered.
  2. the return value of call method printed out console.
  3. nothing else printed.

am misunderstanding how formatters work?


edit again (providing clearer example):

when have defined:

def call(severity, time, program_name, message)   puts "checkpoint 1"   "checkpoint 2" end 

and call rails.logger.warn("checkpoint 0"), expect see:

checkpoint 1 checkpiont 2 

but instead see:

checkpoint 0 checkpoint 1 

okay, let's try again.

i don't have answer -- instead, unable reproduce problem. give steps took , saw, perhaps able compare you've done see how it's different.

  • you didn't version of rails have, started latest 4.1.1. built brand new application rails new logtest.

added file @ ./lib/custom_formatter.rb looks this:

class customformatter < logger::formatter   def call(severity, time, program_name, message)     # think makes no sense have raw `puts`     # in log formatter, i'll leave in     # copy you. bad idea though.      # commented out.      puts "checkpoint 1"     return "checkpoint 2"   end end 

added existing config/application.rb:

require 'custom_formatter' config.log_formatter = customformatter.new 

now start application rails server, , access http://localhost:3000/test. expect error message, because haven't defined routes or controllers or anything. because of weird custom logger, expect log lines replaced "checkpoint 1" , "checkpoint 2". indeed that's what's happened. console looks this:

  [2014-06-03 18:22:49] info  webrick 1.3.1   [2014-06-03 18:22:49] info  ruby 1.9.3 (2013-02-22) [x86_64-darwin12.2.1]   [2014-06-03 18:22:49] info  webrick::httpserver#start: pid=57113 port=3000   checkpoint 1   checkpoint 2checkpoint 1   checkpoint 1   checkpoint 2checkpoint 1   checkpoint 1   checkpoint 2checkpoint 1   checkpoint 1   checkpoint 2checkpoint 1   checkpoint 1   checkpoint 2checkpoint 1   checkpoint 1   checkpoint 2checkpoint 1   checkpoint 1   checkpoint 2checkpoint 1 

my development.log looks this:

  checkpoint 2checkpoint 2checkpoint 2checkpoint 2checkpoint 2checkpoint 2checkpoint 2 

so custom 'formatter' isn't doing useful -- , recommend against putting straight 'puts' line in real formatter.

but custom formatter indeed being used, log lines 'formatted' fixed string 'checkpoint 2' (with no newline @ end!), , additional "checkpoint 1" puts stdout.

so problem not reproducible steps you've given, if try you've done, dont' have problem. so, indeed how debugging works, frustrating! suggest follow steps create test app above , see if works too. you've got compare actual app little test app , figure out how it's different, manifest problem in actual app. 1 common way make copy of actual app, , begin stripping out can, barest possible app still manifests problem. odds are, in doing this, you'll figure out cause of problem -- if don't, can make bare bones demonstration app available others trying you, , can maybe figure out in causing problem.


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