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To capture the request and response in the rack middleware, you can be output to any destination

Has the following features:

• It does not automatically run the capture of the request and response
• Very customizable
  • middleware has the defult output destination, but can be set independently of the output destination.
  • You can customize the content you want to capture.

• Usage
• Output format
• Configuration
• Customize
• Contributing
• License

Immediately after installation , you do not automatically have not able to run the capture.
Including the setting to the top of the rack middlewares, it will work .

install it via rubygems:

gem install rack-access-capture

or put it in your Gemfile:

# Gemfile gem 'rack-access-capture'

Then insert Rack::Access::Capture::Manager and the setting of middlware on the head of rack middlewares.

Additional settings by source code:

config.middleware.use Rack::Access::Capture::Manager do |config| config.collector = { adapter: :fluentd, config: { host: 'localhost', port: 24224, tag: 'mytag', exclude_user_agents: ["exclude_user_agent_1", "exclude_user_agent_2"] } } config.watcher = { adapter: 'MyWatcher' } config.filter = { params: ['params1', 'params2'] } end

or Additional settings by YAML:

config.middleware.use Rack::Access::Capture::Manager, YAML.load_file("#{Rails.root}/config/rack.yml")

collector: adapter: fluentd config: host: localhost port: 24224 tag: my_tag exclude_user_agents: - "exclude_user_agent_1" - "exclude_user_agent_2" watcher: adapter: MyWatcher filter: params: - password - email - name - body

Default output format:

{"status":200,"path":"/","method":"GET","params":"{}","device":"pc","os":"Mac OSX","browser":"Chrome","browser_ver":"50.0.2661.102","user_agent":"Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_11_4) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/50.0.2661.102 Safari/537.36","remote_ip":"::1","time":1466588840,"accessed_at":1466588840,"app_exec_time":3.8547658920288086} 

• status: Response Status Code
• path: Request Path
• method: Request Method
• params: Request Parameter
• device: Originating device(via User Agent)
• os: Operating systems(via User Agent)
• browser: Browser name(via User Agent)
• browser_ver: Browser version(via User Agent)
• user_agent: User Agent
• remote_ip: Originating IP address
• time: Capture execution time
• accessed_at: Access time
• app_exec_time: The rack application execution time in seconds. milli seconds are written after the decimal point.

Currently the options you can change are as follows:

Set of output destination to the collector.

• adapter: This specifies the implementation class of the output destination.(default: console)
  • The captured content is output to standard output.(Set the console.)
  • The captured content is output to fluentd.(Set the fluentd.)
  • Implementation class name of the customized output destination.
• config: Specifies the adapter settings.
  • console: No settings.
  • fluentd: Set the setting value of fluent-logger-ruby.

format: If you specify a ltsv output in LTSV format. If you specify a json output in Json format. The default is json output.

Use LTSV format.

collector: adapter: console config: format: ltsv

Set of customized capture function to the watcher.

• adapter: This specifies the implementation class name.(The default is undefined.)

Set of a mask of request parameters to the watcher.
The default is to the following two.

• password
• authenticity_token

the output destination and the capture you can change are as follows:

By specifying the name of the class of its own adapter implementation to the collector,
you will be able to use in the implementation of their own output destination.

require 'rack-access-capture' class YourCustomizedCollectorAdapter < Rack::Access::Capture::Collector::AbstractAdapter def initialize(*options) @config = options["adapter_config"] end def collect?(env) env["REQUEST_METHOD"] != "GET" end def collect(log) puts log end end

By specifying the name of the class of its own adapter implementation to the watcher,
you will be able to use in the implementation of their own capture function.

require 'rack-access-capture' module Rack class YourCustomizedWatcher < Rack::Access::Capture::Watcher::BaseAdapter def request_capture(env) { forwardedfor: env['HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR'] } end def response_capture(env, http_status_code, header) { rails_action: env[:rails_action] } end end end

If you want to use your own settings, lists the file as follows:

collector: adapter: YourCustomizedCollectorAdapter config: adapter_config: custom_collector_config watcher: adapter: YourCustomizedWatcher filter: params: - password - email - name - body

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

See LICENSE.txt for details.