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// Copyright 2019 The Gitea Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a MIT-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
package log
import (
"fmt"
"time"
)
var statusToColor = map[int][]byte{
100: ColorBytes(Bold),
200: ColorBytes(FgGreen),
300: ColorBytes(FgYellow),
304: ColorBytes(FgCyan),
400: ColorBytes(Bold, FgRed),
401: ColorBytes(Bold, FgMagenta),
403: ColorBytes(Bold, FgMagenta),
500: ColorBytes(Bold, BgRed),
}
// ColoredStatus adds colors for HTTP status
func ColoredStatus(status int, s ...string) *ColoredValue {
color, ok := statusToColor[status]
if !ok {
color, ok = statusToColor[(status/100)*100]
}
if !ok {
color = fgBoldBytes
}
if len(s) > 0 {
return NewColoredValueBytes(s[0], &color)
}
return NewColoredValueBytes(status, &color)
}
var methodToColor = map[string][]byte{
"GET": ColorBytes(FgBlue),
"POST": ColorBytes(FgGreen),
"DELETE": ColorBytes(FgRed),
"PATCH": ColorBytes(FgCyan),
"PUT": ColorBytes(FgYellow, Faint),
"HEAD": ColorBytes(FgBlue, Faint),
}
// ColoredMethod adds colors for HTTP methods on log
func ColoredMethod(method string) *ColoredValue {
color, ok := methodToColor[method]
if !ok {
return NewColoredValueBytes(method, &fgBoldBytes)
}
return NewColoredValueBytes(method, &color)
}
var (
durations = []time.Duration{
10 * time.Millisecond,
100 * time.Millisecond,
1 * time.Second,
5 * time.Second,
10 * time.Second,
}
durationColors = [][]byte{
ColorBytes(FgGreen),
ColorBytes(Bold),
ColorBytes(FgYellow),
ColorBytes(FgRed, Bold),
ColorBytes(BgRed),
}
wayTooLong = ColorBytes(BgMagenta)
)
// ColoredTime converts the provided time to a ColoredValue for logging. The duration is always formatted in milliseconds.
func ColoredTime(duration time.Duration) *ColoredValue {
// the output of duration in Millisecond is more readable:
// * before: "100.1ms" "100.1μs" "100.1s"
// * better: "100.1ms" "0.1ms" "100100.0ms", readers can compare the values at first glance.
str := fmt.Sprintf("%.1fms", float64(duration.Microseconds())/1000)
for i, k := range durations {
if duration < k {
return NewColoredValueBytes(str, &durationColors[i])
}
}
return NewColoredValueBytes(str, &wayTooLong)
}
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