Centralized Logging & System Improvements Today
What developments have taken place today?
This commit implements a centralized logging system utilizing Redis for enhanced monitoring and debugging capabilities. A new RedisWriter struct is introduced to publish log messages to a dedicated “partnerup_zone_chat” channel, alongside a redesigned Logger struct that integrates both standard logging and Redis output. The previous RedisLogger package has been removed as part of this consolidation. The code now also includes more descriptive constants for message types, improving readability and maintainability, along with enhanced error handling within the InitWebsocketAuthenticate function. Specifically, JSON parsing errors are logged and input validation is implemented to ensure data integrity before processing new messages. The marshaling process has been updated to convert JSON structures into byte arrays suitable for Redis publishing.
Further improvements include logging enhancements within the message handling logic, specifically tracking incoming websocket messages, message broadcasting, and message processing events using a dedicated redisLogger. Image handling has been refined by replacing file extensions with .webp and utilizing an ImageLink function to generate URLs, defaulting to a predefined image if necessary. Finally, minor HTML adjustments have been made to display message counts in the user interface, alongside fixes for copy-to-clipboard functionality and curl command generation.
These changes are important because they establish a more robust, centralized logging infrastructure that provides richer debugging information, improves code clarity through standardized constants and descriptive variable names, enhances error handling for improved stability, and streamlines image processing for enhanced user experience – all contributing to overall system reliability and maintainability.