static void Main(string[] args)
{
// Libary initalizeation -------------------------
// Create scrutiny, must be done before using the library
Scrutiny.InitLib("127.0.0.1", "9200");
// Test Connection -------------------------------------
// Test request for making sure that you can communicate to your library
int r = Scrutiny.TestRequest();
// Reporting basic types --------------------------
// To start generating an Elasticsearch report, call start report
Scrutiny.StartReport();
// Report and data that you want send to your server given a key and value
Scrutiny.ReportCharacter("TestKey", "You can report string and other basic types like this");
Scrutiny.ReportFloat("TestInt", 15);
// When you have all the data in the report that you want, send it!
Scrutiny.SendReport();
// Reporting non-basic types --------------------------
Vector testVec = new Vector();
testVec.x = 1.5f;
testVec.y = 2.5f;
testVec.z = 3.5f;
// Need to keep the delegate around so it doesnt get eaten by the GC
Scrutiny.CustomToStringDelegate myCustomToString = new Scrutiny.CustomToStringDelegate(Vector.CustomVectorString);
Scrutiny.StartReport();
// Get a pointer/ handle to your object to report
GCHandle gch = GCHandle.Alloc(testVec);
// Report the custom object
Scrutiny.ReportCustom(
// Key, as normal
"C# Delegate",
// Basically gets a function pointer that is compatible with C/C++
Marshal.GetFunctionPointerForDelegate(myCustomToString),
// Pointer to your object to report
GCHandle.ToIntPtr(gch)
);
// Of course, you can always write custom ToString methods to objects
// and use ReportCharacter instead.
// Finish report
Scrutiny.SendReport();
gch.Free(); // Free your pointers that you have created
// Library cleanup -------------------------
// Release the library to clean up memory that is used
Scrutiny.Release();
}
private void registerRoutes(Scrutiny.Routers.Router router)
{
router.Register<Routers.HomeRouter>("home");
router.Register<Routers.ContextRouter>("context");
router.Register<Routers.RunRouter>("run");
router.Register<Routers.ApiRouter>("api");
router.Register<Routers.SocketIORouter>("socket.io");
}
