Interact with the LogSnag API to send logs, identify users, and send insights.

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'logsnag-ruby'

And then execute:

bundle install

Or install it yourself as:

gem install logsnag-ruby

Before you can send logs to LogSnag, you need to configure the gem with your API token and project name. This is typically done in an initializer in your application. For example:

# config/initializers/logsnag.rb

LogSnag.configure do |config|
  config.api_token = "your_api_token"
  config.project = "your_project_name"
end

The logsnag-ruby gem provides several methods to interact with the LogSnag API.

Each method will automatically add the project and api_token parameters to the request.

To send an event log:

LogSnag.log({
  channel: "server",
  event: "server_start",
  # ... other optional parameters ...
})

Arguments:

• data: A hash containing the event data.
  • Required keys:
    • channel [String]: The channel within the project to which the log belongs.
    • event [String]: The name of the event.
  • Optional keys:
    • user_id [String]: The user ID of the user related to the event.
    • description [String]: The description of the event.
    • icon [String]: The icon to be displayed with the event.
    • notify [Boolean]: Whether to send a push notification for the event.
    • tags [Hash]: The tags associated with the event. See the LogSnag docs for more information regarding the format of the tags hash.
    • parser [String]: The parser to be used for the event. One of "text" or "markdown".
    • timestamp [Numeric]: The timestamp of the event (in Unix seconds).

Returns:

• LogSnag::Result: A result object with the following methods:
  • success?: Returns true if the request was successful.
  • error?: Returns true if the request failed.
  • data: The parsed response data from the server.
  • error_message: The error message if the request failed.
  • status_code: The HTTP status code of the response.

To add or update properties to a user profile:

LogSnag.identify({
  user_id: "user_123",
  properties: {
    email: "[email protected]",
    plan: "premium"
  }
})

Arguments:

• data: A hash containing the identification data.
  • Required keys:
    • user_id [String]: The user ID of the user to be identified.
    • properties [Hash]: The properties of the user to be identified. See the LogSnag docs for more information regarding the format of the properties hash.

Returns:

• LogSnag::Result: A result object with the following methods:
  • success?: Returns true if the request was successful.
  • error?: Returns true if the request failed.
  • data: The parsed response data from the server.
  • error_message: The error message if the request failed.
  • status_code: The HTTP status code of the response.

To send an insight log:

LogSnag.insight({
  title: "New Signups",
  value: 42,
  # ... other optional parameters ...
})

Arguments:

• data: A hash containing the insight data.
  • Required keys:
    • title [String]: The title of the insight.
    • value [String, Numeric]: The numerical value of the insight.
  • Optional keys:
    • icon [String]: The icon to be displayed with the insight.

Returns:

• LogSnag::Result: A result object with the following methods:
  • success?: Returns true if the request was successful.
  • error?: Returns true if the request failed.
  • data: The parsed response data from the server.
  • error_message: The error message if the request failed.
  • status_code: The HTTP status code of the response.

To mutate (increment) an existing numerical insight:

LogSnag.mutate_insight({ 
  title: "Total Users", 
  value: 5
})

Arguments:

• data: A hash containing the insight mutation data.
  • Required keys:
    • title [String]: The title of the insight.
    • value [Numeric]: The amount to increment the insight by.
  • Optional keys:
    • icon [String]: The icon to be displayed with the insight.

Returns:

• LogSnag::Result: A result object with the following methods:
  • success?: Returns true if the request was successful.
  • error?: Returns true if the request failed.
  • data: The parsed response data from the server.
  • error_message: The error message if the request failed.
  • status_code: The HTTP status code of the response.

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/damonbauer/logsnag-ruby.

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.