The bunion from oresoftware

light/dark theme options

bunion --light
or

bunion --dark
for different terminals

use absolute filepath along with process.cwd()

use absolute filepath along with process.cwd() to locate .bunion.json

add loggers in different languages

haskell, ocaml, etc

create child logger

import {log as parentLogger} from 'cdt-core/loggers/cdt-api';
const log = parentLogger.child({varoom: true});

log.debug({zoom:'roa', con: {zoom:'roa', foo: {zoom:'roa'}, bar: {zoom:'roa', baz: {zoom:'roa'}}}});

use giphy for gifs

https://thenextweb.com/apps/2016/04/08/giphys-new-mac-tool-lets-you-capture-gifs-from-any-app-on-your-desktop/

determine TTY color at runtime

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50027162/determine-terminal-tty-background-color-at-runtime

use spacebar to go back

tab finds previous match

g should be: goto line

spacebar can be previous match

implement clear-screen

ctrl-l or clear

should clear the screen and put into reading mode

create bunion transform

it goes like this:

process.stdin.resume().pipe(new JSONParser()).pipe(bunionTransform()).on('data', d => {


});

the bunionTransform will transform non-Bunion-JSON to Bunion-JSON.

ctrl b causes error

this error is caused when hitting ctrl b

Fri, 17 Apr 2020 01:16:00 GMT app:cm:html-to-pdf INFO  listening on port: 3701 
 Line # 2, mode: SEARCHING, Log level: 1,  no search term.   bunion consumer warning: Could not parse: 
bunion consumer warning: Parse error was: SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input
    at JSON.parse (<anonymous>)
    at readFromFile (/home/oleg/codes/channelmeter/html-to-pdf/node_modules/bunion/dist/consumer/cli.js:122:22)
    at gotoLine (/home/oleg/codes/channelmeter/html-to-pdf/node_modules/bunion/dist/consumer/cli.js:251:49)
    at ReadStream.<anonymous> (/home/oleg/codes/channelmeter/html-to-pdf/node_modules/bunion/dist/consumer/cli.js:532:13)
    at ReadStream.emit (events.js:311:20)
    at addChunk (_stream_readable.js:294:12)
    at readableAddChunk (_stream_readable.js:275:11)
    at ReadStream.Readable.push (_stream_readable.js:209:10)
    at TTY.onStreamRead (internal/stream_base_commons.js:186:23)

bunion.json file

{
  "producer": {
    "appName": "oplog-server",
    "level": "info"
  }
}

if it's optimizied why need "@bunion" as the first field?

see screenshot:

if stdin has ended (end event has fired), then we can say "end of file" instead "current end of file"

Right now we say "(current end of file)"

but if stdin has ended, we can flip a boolean and say:

(end of file - stdin has ended)

ncurses vs pcurses

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ncurses

bunion filter by date

something like this:

bunion  --start=time --end=time

I think the start point is more useful than end point

ctrl shift r

ctrlshiftR

we can stream to tcp

SInce there is a tcp server in the consumer, potentially can stream JSON there (from multiple processes).

create new logger

'use strict';

import {BunionLogger} from 'bunion';
export const log = new BunionLogger({appName: 'cdt-api'});

error should not be inspected the producer, but instead in the consumer

If there is an error instance, we should do like so:

console.log(JSON.stringify({
 type: 'Error',
 value: {
   message: e.message,
   stack: e.stack
 }
}))

When log level is set to > 1 then we need to use more than rows for count

Looks like we are reading rows + 1 input, but then filtering out much of it, so the status bar shows up in many places

better control for log level destinations etc

trentm/node-bunyan#526

Would be nice if like so:

module.exports = bunyan.createLogger({
  name: 'cdt-api-server',
  levels: {
   'warn' : [],
  'debug': [],
  }
});

bxn

the following command:

 bxn node dist/test/controlled-test.js

causes this after you hit return a few times:

oleg@xps:~/codes/oresoftware/bunion$ bxn node dist/test/controlled-test.js 
bunion consumer info: Handing user keyboard input b/c stdout is a TTY.
bunion error: Internal error: object should always be defined.
bunion error: Internal error: object should always be defined.
bunion error: Internal error: object should always be defined.
bunion error: Internal error: object should always be defined.

globally set a value for level etc

trentm/node-bunyan#540

slice from beginning of line

as an example:

echo '
entity-tools-integration-64f7bc9666-wnkmg: new request: GET /styles/font-awesome-4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css
entity-tools-integration-64f7bc9666-wnkmg: new request: GET /styles/custom-supply-chain.css
entity-tools-integration-64f7bc9666-wnkmg: new request: GET /scripts/common/jquery-3.3.1.js
entity-tools-integration-64f7bc9666-wnkmg: new request: GET /scripts/common/bootstrap.min.js
'  > (bunion --slice-from-first-index ':')

or:

echo '
entity-tools-integration-64f7bc9666-wnkmg: new request: GET /styles/font-awesome-4.7.0/css/font-awesome.min.css
entity-tools-integration-64f7bc9666-wnkmg: new request: GET /styles/custom-supply-chain.css
entity-tools-integration-64f7bc9666-wnkmg: new request: GET /scripts/common/jquery-3.3.1.js
entity-tools-integration-64f7bc9666-wnkmg: new request: GET /scripts/common/bootstrap.min.js
'  > (bunion --slice-first-index ' ')  # first index of whitespace

use --fd option for file descriptor

We need to support:

bunion --fd=/dev/stdin

Escaped chars issues

trentm/node-bunyan#530

update domain-haven to store domain

ORESoftware/domain-haven#3

log.Info = () => {

   const d = process.domain;
   let userId = d.req && d.req.loggedInUserId;
   // use userId in logs

};

store userId info, etc on process.domain

usage like:

const s = Symbol('bunion-meta')

log.Info = (x) => {

  const meta = process.domain && process.domain[s]
  const metaTotal = Object.assign({}, x, meta);
  
}

the current domain stores meta info to be logged.

Create command to switch out log files

The user should be able to tell the program when to do log rotation upon command

Take most recent 25% of bytes from current file, copy to new file, and then start over.

bxn, b4n, bunion

bunion = b1234n

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