v0.1-beta8

Release v0.1-beta8 ✨ 🦎 ✨

• pythonic len() support for CEFlog objects
• mostly behind the scenes CI
• some more testing
• drop support for python2
  • normally not a minor version bump but this is a beta, bite me

v0.1-beta7

New Release ✨🦎✨

• Makefile for making stuff easy
• Pipenv
• Really really really basic tests
• some issues are fixed (wow testing really does work huh)

v0.1-beta6

v0.1-beta6 is Released!

Note: This is a very early beta release!
Documentation may not match the current functionality - please file issues when you find them!

Features added in this release:

• CEFLog objects can now be indexed as you might expect
• CEFMessage objects now have a .replace() function that will clone and modify the object, returning a new object
  • This addition is a result of the objects being made immutable in v0.1-beta5

Example usage of both new features:

import pourover
log = pourover.parse_file('test.log')
first_message = log[0]
new_message = first_message.replace(device_name=first_message.device_name+'-beta')

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v1.0-beta5 is Released!

Note: This is a very early beta release!
Documentation may not match the current functionality - please file issues when you find them!

Features added in this release:

• CEFMessage objects are now """immutable"""
  • The device headers and extensions dicts are now exposed as properties rather than members of the class
  • Individual header values are provided as properties in the format object.header_name (e.g. object.prefix, object.device_vendor, or object.device_event_class_id)
• CEFLog objects now have rudimentary search functions
  • String values can be searched for within log objects, and a list of messages that have either an exact or substring match will be returned.
  • Searches are case-sensitive
    • e.g. a Message has a Device Vendor of "Crazy Vendor", a search for "Crazy" will return the message, a search for "crazy" will not
  • The function for searching extensions will only search extension values by default
    • passing include_keys=True as a kwarg will expand this search to both keys and values.

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Find the release on Pypi here