Pushlog is a simple server for receiving and sending logs. The http server is used as the recipient of the messages. The data is stored in RAM. A telegram bot is used to send logs. However, it is enough to implement the "receiver", "storage" and "publisher" interfaces and you can receive messages, for example, from a database or queue server, store them in the file system and send them as SMS messages.
> git clone https://github.com/rogalev/pushlog.git
> cd pushlog
> make build
The compiled file will be located in the pushlog/.bin directory
Before executing the "make build" command, please make sure that golang is installed on your working machine
> ./pushlog --config="..."
| Flag | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| config | config.json | Path to config file |
> ./pushlog genconfig --config="..."
| Flag | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| config | config.json | Path to output config file. At the moment, only json notation is supported for the configuration file |
> ./pushlog tgupdates --token="..." --update=0
| Flag | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| token | Telegram bot token | |
| update | 0 | Telegram update offset |
> curl -X POST localhost:8000/push -d "key=MESSAGE_KEY&expiration=EXIRATION_TIME&body=LOG_MESSAGE"
| Value | Default value | Description |
|---|---|---|
| key | The key for determining the uniqueness of the message log for message caching | |
| expiration | 0 | The time (in seconds) of finding the message key in the cache to avoid sending the same messages multiple times |
| body | Message text |