/// <summary>
/// Create an <see cref="ILoggerProvider"/> for Google Cloud Logging.
/// </summary>
public static GoogleLoggerProvider Create(IServiceProvider serviceProvider, LoggingServiceOptions options = null)
{
options = options ?? new LoggingServiceOptions();
var loggingOptions = options.Options ?? LoggingOptions.Create();
var logTarget = options.LogTarget ?? LogTarget.ForProject(Project.GetAndCheckProjectId(null, loggingOptions.MonitoredResource));
var serviceContext = ServiceContextUtils.CreateServiceContext(
Project.GetServiceName(options.ServiceName, loggingOptions.MonitoredResource),
Project.GetServiceName(options.Version, loggingOptions.MonitoredResource));
var client = options.Client ?? LoggingServiceV2Client.Create();
IConsumer <LogEntry> consumer = LogConsumer.Create(client, loggingOptions.BufferOptions, loggingOptions.RetryOptions);
var provider = new GoogleLoggerProvider(consumer, logTarget, serviceContext, loggingOptions, serviceProvider);
var writer = options.LoggerDiagnosticsOutput;
if (writer != null)
{
// The log name is the ASP.NET Core log name, not the "/projects/xyz/logs/abc" log name in the resource.
// We don't currently use this in the diagnostics, but if we ever start to do so, SampleLogName seems
// like a reasonably clear example.
((GoogleLogger)provider.CreateLogger("SampleLogName")).WriteDiagnostics(writer);
}
return(provider);
}
/// <summary>
/// Adds a <see cref="GoogleLoggerProvider"/> for <see cref="GoogleLogger"/>s.
/// </summary>
public static ILoggingBuilder AddGoogle(this ILoggingBuilder builder, LoggingServiceOptions options = null)
{
builder.Services.AddSingleton <ILoggerProvider, GoogleLoggerProvider>(sp => GoogleLoggerProvider.Create(sp, options));
return(builder);
}