A utility written in Go that provides a way to scrub
secrets from a log file that includes additional functions
such as Trace and Return as well as To that allows
you to write to additional *log.Logger types, while
leveraging the Sanitize and Scrub functionality.
go get -u github.com/andreimerlescu/verbosepackage main
import "github.com/andreimerlescu/verbose"
func main(){
err := verbose.NewLogger(verbose.Options{
Truncate: true,
Dir: "/var/logs/go",
Name: "verbose",
FileMode: 0644,
DirMode: 0755,
})
if err != nil {
panic(err)
}
name := flag.String("name", "", "Name")
secret := flag.String("secret", "", "Secret")
flag.Parse()
err = verbose.AddSecret(*secret, "******")
if err != nil {
panic("failed to add secret to verbose logger")
}
if len(*name) == 0 {
panic(verbose.TracefReturn("Invalid -name provided: %v", *name))
}
verbose.Plainf("The plain -secret = %s", *secret)
}For a Secrets structure with 100 hashes inside it and the average length of the line being
written to the log file, the performance of this package can be measured with the benchmark.
See test_results.txt for the complete test results, or you can run:
cd ~/work
git clone [email protected]:andreimerlescu/verbose.git
cd verbose
go test .../.This is released under the Apache 2.0 License.