v0.0.1

Initial Release of ContextLogging Middlewares!

Try them out

import io.chrisdavenport.http4s.log4cats.contextlog.{ServerMiddleware, ClientMiddleware}


val loggedRoutes = ServerMiddleware.fromLogger(yourLogger).httpRoutes(yourRoutes)
val loggedApp = ServerMiddleware.fromLogger(yourLogger).httpRoutes(yourApp)

val loggedClient = ClientMiddleware.fromLogger(yourLogger).client(yourClient)

Interfaces were kept similar between client and server for easy reuse, even where some things had slight misalignment.

Some useful option that are available.

• You can enable/disable logging for any request. withWillLog
• You can remove any keys from the context that would have been added with withRemovedContextKeys
• You can classify your routes, giving nice clean separations with withRouteClassfier
• You can remove the url, in case you have sensitive information in your urls withIncludeUrl
• You can add any additional context you want to either requests or responses withAdditionalRequestContext and withAdditionalResponseContext
• You can log the request and response bodies withLogRequestBody and withLogResponseBody
• You can pick that maximum size that it will still try to log a body, so chunked and large requests will automatically not have their bodies logged withRequestBodyMaxSize and withResponseBodyMaxSize
• You can customize the level and if to log with information from both the request and the response withLogLevel
• You can customize the log written with both the request and response withLogMessage
• You can customize the set of automatically allowed headers that will be added to the context. withAllowedRequestHeaders and withAllowedResponseHeaders