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953 B
CoffeeScript
32 lines
953 B
CoffeeScript
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A basic custom logging implementation. The idea is to (extremely) verbosely
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log every received resource.
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###
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casper = require("casper").create
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verbose: true # we want to see the log printed out to the console
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logLevel: "verbose" # of course we want to see logs to our new level :)
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Every time a resource is received, a new log entry is added to the stack
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at the 'verbose' level.
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casper.on 'resource.received', (resource) ->
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infos = []
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props = [
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"url"
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"status"
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"statusText"
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"redirectURL"
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"bodySize"
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]
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infos.push resource[prop] for prop in props
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infos.push "[#{header.name}: #{header.value}]" for header in resource.headers
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@log infos.join(", "), "verbose"
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# add a new 'verbose' logging level at the lowest priority
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casper.logLevels = ["verbose"].concat casper.logLevels
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# test our new logger with google
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casper.start("http://www.google.com/").run ->
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@exit()
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