This project should be integrated with Travis CI and Codecov.

See the official Travis and Codecov documentation for details.

Create the initial version of the pretty printer (no colors).

Format

The expected format is as follows:

[<timestamp>]  <level>: <_app>/<_logger> on <host>: <short_message> <_*>=<value>
    <full_message>

Description

• timestamp is the standard GELF unix timestamp formatted as 2006-01-02 15:04:05.000;
• level is the syslog level but in its human-readable form;
• _app is an optional additional field that identifies the name of the application. If not provided the slash following it should not appear either;
• _logger is an optional additional field that identifies the name of logger/module within the application;
• host is the standard GELF hostname;
• short_message is the standard GELF short message;
• <_*>=<value> is any number of additional key/value pairs;
• full_message is the standard GELF full message (usually for exception backtraces). It should be on a new line, indented with 4 spaces.

Docs: https://goreleaser.com/

The starting point for this tool is writing an input scanner (stdin) and an output writer (stdout).

The only thing that it should do is read the input from stdin and echo to stdout.

This should be a map between the syslog severity levels and the corresponding human-readable levels.

Once #7 and #6 are resolved we can improve the pretty printer by adding support for ANSI colors.

There should be a flag to disable colors (-no-colors).

Here is a good example: https://github.com/goreleaser/goreleaser

We need to add some benchmarks from day one so that it's possible to test the performance evolution.

Results should probably be included in the repository.