EotB Gem
Rails plugin which allow you easily track and observe your apps.
Installation
Bundler
For rails3 you just want to add this line to the Gemfile
gem 'eotb'
and run
$ bundle install
RubyGems
Install gem in traditional way
$ gem install eotb
GitHub
Install gem from GitHub repository
$ git clone git://github.com/Quirke/eotb_rails_plugin.git
$ cd eotb_rails_plugin
$ rake build
$ gem install ./pkg/eotb-0.5.14.gem
Getting API Key
Create new account on Beholder website and add new application by clicking “Applications » Add application”. As a result you will get API Key of your application.
Configure eotb in you app
Rails 3
To configure your rails 3 app just run the generator with your_api_key, app login and password:
rails generate eotb --api-key=your_api_key --login=app_login --password=app_password
Rails 2
To configure your rails 2 app just run the generator with your_api_key, app login and password:
script/generate eotb --api-key=your_api_key --login=app_login --password=app_password
Configuration file
If you didn’t use rails generator you can manualy create a file eotb.rb
in directory config/initializers
in your rails application with content:
require 'Eotb'
Eotb.configure("your_api_key", "app_login", "app_password")
Deprecated methods
Please note that methods:
Eotb.configure("your_api_key")
Eotb.configure("your_api_key", events, "host", "port")
are deprecated and will be removed in Eotb –version=0.5.17.
Using in your apps
Register events by:
Eotb.register_event("user", "did_sth", {:username => "John", :time => "12:39:00"}) # actor, action, subject
Examples
Register actor and his action
Eotb.register_event("user", "registered")
Register subject of event
Eotb.register_event("user", "registered", {:username => "John", :when => "today"})
Use symbols instead of strings
Eotb.register_event(:admin, :deleted, {:what => "News", :category => "Ruby"})
Register hashes and nested hashes
Eotb.register_event({:username => "John", :mail => "[email protected]"}, :connected, {:with_values => {:a => 20, :b => 30}, :when => "Now"})
You can register any type of objects
Eotb.register_event(Object.new, :fed, {:pet => Dog.new})
Using Query API
eotb version >= 0.5.17 supports new feature which let’s you incorporate reports in your application. For more info please vist: beta.beholder.ragnarson.com/doc/how_to_use_query_api
Copyright
Copyright © 2010 Ragnarson. See LICENSE for details.