Struct ECSLayerBuilder

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pub struct ECSLayerBuilder { /* private fields */ }
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Builder for a subscriber Layer writing ECS compatible json lines to a writer.

Example:

use tracing_ecs::ECSLayerBuilder;

// creates a minimal layer logging to stdout, and install it
ECSLayerBuilder::default()
    .stdout()
    .install()
    .unwrap();

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impl ECSLayerBuilder

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pub fn with_extra_fields<F: Serialize>( self, extra_fields: F, ) -> Result<Self, Error>

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pub fn with_attribute_mapper<M>(self, attribute_mapper: M) -> Self
where M: AttributeMapper,

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pub fn with_span_events(self, span_events: FmtSpan) -> Self

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pub fn normalize_json(self, normalize_json: bool) -> Self

Control the normalization (keys de-dotting) of the generated json in the sense of https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/ecs/current/ecs-guidelines.html.

By default, normalization is enabled, thus logging host.hostname="localhost" will output:

{"host":{"hostname": "localhost"}}

With normalization disabled:

{"host.hostname": "localhost"}

Depending on your use case you may want to disable normalization if it’s done elsewhere in your log processing pipeline.

Benchmarks suggests a 30% speed up on log generation. (benches run on an Apple M2 Pro) it will also allocate less because, normalization recursively recreates a brand new json Value (not measured).

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pub fn stderr(self) -> ECSLayer<fn() -> Stderr>

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pub fn stdout(self) -> ECSLayer<fn() -> Stdout>

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pub fn build_with_writer<W>(self, writer: W) -> ECSLayer<W>
where W: for<'writer> MakeWriter<'writer> + 'static,

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impl Default for ECSLayerBuilder

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