Django-Log-Trigger

A django app for simulating exceptions and logging calls of various levels through http. Its perfect when you want to try out your LOGGING settings.

Requirements

• Python 2.7+/3.5+
• Django 1.8+

Installing

Stable

pip install django-log-trigger

Develop

pip install git+git://github.com/marteinn/django-log-trigger.git@develop

Getting started

1. Add log_trigger to installed apps

    INSTALLED_APPS = [
        'pages',
        'pizza',
        ...
        'log_trigger',
    ]

2. Add log_trigger.urls to your urls.py

    import log_trigger
    urlpatterns = [
        url(r'^api/', include('api.urls')),
        url(r'^log-trigger/', include(log_trigger.urls)),
        ...

3. Done!

Usage

Open your browser and visit any of these urls.

Exceptions

• /log-trigger/system-exception/: Trigger system exception
• /log-trigger/unhandled-exception/: Trigger unhandled exception
• /log-trigger/disallowed-host-exception/: Trigger disallowed exception

Logging

• /log-trigger/debug-logging/: Debug logging
• /log-trigger/info-logging/: Info logging
• /log-trigger/warn-logging/: Warn logging
• /log-trigger/error-logging/: Error logging
• /log-trigger/critical-logging/: Critical logging

Configuration

LOG_TRIGGER_LOGGER_NAME

Default: log_trigger.views

The logger you want to use when testing the logging endpoints.

LOG_TRIGGER_SECRET

Default: Empty

Use the param if you want to secure your testing endpoints, the secret are passed along as a get variable. Example: /debug-logging/?secret=mysecret

Contributing

Want to contribute? Awesome. Just send a pull request.

License

Django-Log-Trigger is released under the MIT License.