PvWay.LoggerService.PgSqlLogWriter.nc6 2.0.2

PostgreSQL Log Writer for .Net Core 6 by pvWay

Dependendies

• pvWay.LoggerService.Abstractions.nc6
• Npgsql

Description

This nuGet is a PostgreSQL implementation of the PvWay.LoggerService.Abstractions.nc6 that will persist logs into a table in the PostgreSQL database. This implementation uses the light PostgreSQL DAO nuGet.

Pre-conditions for this service to work properly

The connection string provided should allow inserting rows into a table that should conform to the following DDL.

Log table definition example

-- Table: public.AppLog

-- DROP TABLE IF EXISTS public."AppLog";

CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS public."AppLog"
(
    "Id" integer NOT NULL GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY ( INCREMENT 1 START 1 MINVALUE 1 MAXVALUE 2147483647 CACHE 1 ),
    "UserId" character varying(36) COLLATE pg_catalog."default",
    "CompanyId" character varying(36) COLLATE pg_catalog."default",
    "SeverityCode" character (1) COLLATE pg_catalog."default" NOT NULL,
    "MachineName" character varying(50) COLLATE pg_catalog."default" NOT NULL,
    "Topic" character varying(50) COLLATE pg_catalog."default",
    "Context" character varying(256) COLLATE pg_catalog."default" NOT NULL,
    "Message" text COLLATE pg_catalog."default" NOT NULL,
    "CreateDateUtc" timestamp with time zone NOT NULL,
    CONSTRAINT "ApplicationLog_pkey" PRIMARY KEY ("Id")
)

TABLESPACE pg_default;

ALTER TABLE IF EXISTS public."AppLog"
    OWNER to postgres;

-- Index: ApplicationLog_IX_Topic

-- DROP INDEX IF EXISTS public."ApplicationLog_IX_Topic";

CREATE INDEX IF NOT EXISTS "ApplicationLog_IX_Topic"
    ON public."AppLog" USING btree
    ("Topic" COLLATE pg_catalog."default" ASC NULLS LAST)
    TABLESPACE pg_default;
    

Columns

Id

The Id column is not required and will not be populted by the service. However it might be convenient to have a numeric primary column. If you define this column make sure the database will fill it accordingly by for example using the IDENTITY syntax

UserId

• You can provide your own column name for this column
• The UserId column persists the identification of the connected user if any
• This column should be nullable
• This column should be of type character varying
• The logger will truncate any info exceding the max column length

CompanyId

• You can provide your own column name for this column
• The CompanyId column persists the identification of the company of the connected user if any
• This column should be nullable
• This column should be of type character varying
• The logger will truncate any info exceding the max column length

SeverityCode

• You can provide your own column name for this column
• The SeverityCode column persists the SeverityEnum code
• This column should be non nullable
• This column should be of type characater (one char is enough)

   // Exemple of Sevirity enum and corresponding codes
   // ------------------------------------------------
   public enum SeverityEnum
    {
        Ok,         // "O"
        Debug,      // "D"
        Info,       // "I"
        Warning,    // "W"
        Error,      // "E"
        Fatal,      // "F"
    }

MachineName

This column is certainly usefull in web farms

• You can provide your own column name for this column
• The MachineName column persists Environment.MachineName
• This column should be non nullable
• This column should be of type character varying
• The logger will truncate any info exceding the max column length

Topic

This column lets you group logs for a given topic

• You can provide your own column name for this column
• This column should be nullable
• This column should be of type character varying
• The logger will truncate any info exceding the max column length

Context

Where does it happened

• You can provide your own column name for this column
• The Context column persists method name, filepath and code line number
• This column should be non nullable
• This column should be of type character varying
• The logger will truncate any info exceding the max column length

Message

What happened

• You can provide your own column name for this column
• The Message column persists the message info
• This column should be non nullable.
• This column should be of type text

CreateDateUtc

When does it happened

• You can provide your own column name for this column
• The Message column persists the UTC date.
• This column should be non nullable.
• This column should be of type timestamp with time zone

Usage

using PvWay.LoggerService.PgSqlLogWriter.nc6;

Console.WriteLine("Hello, PostgreSQL LoggerService");
Console.WriteLine("-------------------------------");
Console.WriteLine();

const string pgSqlCs = "Server=localhost;" +
                       "Database=postgres;" +
                       "User Id=sa;" +
                       "Password=S0mePwd_;";

var pgSqlLogger = PgSqlLogWriter.FactorLoggerService(
     async () => 
         await Task.FromResult(pgSqlCs));

Console.WriteLine("logging using PostgreSQL");
await msSqlLogger.LogAsync("some debug");

Console.WriteLine("done");

Happy coding