Getting Splunk set up and working in a .NET project can be challenging. This library is a wrapper on top of the Splunk Trace Listener to easily get started with Splunk.
The library provides a static 'core' class that you may call directly, or use an interface/instance class if you'd like to do dependancy injection.
using SplunkLogHelper;
string projectName = "Project Name";
string splunkConnectionString = "https://http-inputs-********.splunkcloud.com/services/collector/event";
string splunkToken = "<Splunk Guid Token>";
//Configures the service, needs to be done once at project startup
var logger = new LogService(projectName, splunkConnectionString, splunkToken);
//Log a Message
logger.Message(TraceEventType.Information, 0, message, payload);
//Log an Error
logger.Error(TraceEventType.Error, 0, "Error Message", ex, payload);
//Log a Warning
logger.Warning(TraceEventType.Error, 0, "Error Message", ex, payload);
//If using a console app, you may need to call Close() to push any remaining messages
logger.Dispose()
If you'd like to use the helper directly, you can call the static SplunkLogService class.
using SplunkLogHelper;
string projectName = "Project Name";
string splunkConnectionString = "https://http-inputs-********.splunkcloud.com/services/collector/event";
string splunkToken = "<Splunk Guid Token>";
//Configures the service, needs to be done once at project startup
SplunkLogService.Configure(projectName, splunkConnectionString, splunkToken);
//Log a message
SplunkLogService.SendMessage(TraceEventType.Information, 0, message, payload);
//Log an Error
SplunkLogService.SendError(TraceEventType.Error, 0, "Error Message", ex, payload);
//If using a console App, you may need to call Close() to push any remaining messages
SplunkLogService.Close()
- Testing
- Nuget Package
- Extend
SplunkLogServiceto accept a callback when errors occur sending messages to Splunk
If you'd like to contribute, just submit a PR.