reactor.netty.http.server.logging

Interface AccessLogArgProvider

public interface AccessLogArgProvider

A provider of the args required for access log.

Since:

1.0.1

Author:

limaoning

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
ZonedDateTime	accessDateTime() Returns the date-time of the moment when the request was received.
ConnectionInformation	connectionInformation() Returns the information about the current connection.
long	contentLength() Returns the response content length.
Map<CharSequence,Set<Cookie>>	cookies() Returns resolved HTTP cookies.
long	duration() Returns the request/response duration.
CharSequence	method() Returns the name of this method, (e.g.
String	protocol() Returns the protocol version, (e.g.
SocketAddress	remoteAddress() Deprecated. as of 1.0.26. Use ConnectionInformation.connectionRemoteAddress()
CharSequence	requestHeader(CharSequence name) Returns the value of a request header with the specified name or null is case such request header does not exist.
CharSequence	responseHeader(CharSequence name) Returns the value of a response header with the specified name or null is case such response header does not exist.
CharSequence	status() Returns the response status, (e.g.
CharSequence	uri() Returns the requested URI, (e.g.
String	user() Returns the user identifier.
String	zonedDateTime() Deprecated. as of 1.0.6. Prefer using accessDateTime() This method will be removed in version 1.2.0.

Method Detail

zonedDateTime

@Nullable
 @Deprecated
String zonedDateTime()

Deprecated. as of 1.0.6. Prefer using accessDateTime() This method will be removed in version 1.2.0.

Returns the date-time string with a time-zone, (e.g. "30/Oct/2020:03:52:11 +0000").

Returns:

the date-time string with a time-zone

accessDateTime

@Nullable
ZonedDateTime accessDateTime()

Returns the date-time of the moment when the request was received.

Returns:

zoned date-time

Since:

1.0.6

remoteAddress

@Nullable
 @Deprecated
SocketAddress remoteAddress()

Deprecated. as of 1.0.26. Use ConnectionInformation.connectionRemoteAddress()

Returns the address of the remote peer or null in case of Unix Domain Sockets.

Returns:

the peer's address

connectionInformation

@Nullable
ConnectionInformation connectionInformation()

Returns the information about the current connection.

Note that the ConnectionInformation.remoteAddress() will return the forwarded remote client address if the server is configured in forwarded mode.

Returns:

the connection info

Since:

1.0.26

See Also:

HttpServer.forwarded(BiFunction)

method

@Nullable
CharSequence method()

Returns the name of this method, (e.g. "GET").

Returns:

the name of this method

uri

@Nullable
CharSequence uri()

Returns the requested URI, (e.g. "/hello").

Returns:

the requested URI

protocol

@Nullable
String protocol()

Returns the protocol version, (e.g. "HTTP/1.1" or "HTTP/2.0").

Returns:

the protocol version

user

@Nullable
String user()

Returns the user identifier.

Returns:

the user identifier

status

@Nullable
CharSequence status()

Returns the response status, (e.g. 200).

Returns:

the response status

contentLength

long contentLength()

Returns the response content length.

Returns:

the response content length

duration

long duration()

Returns the request/response duration.

Returns:

the request/response duration in milliseconds

requestHeader

@Nullable
CharSequence requestHeader(CharSequence name)

Returns the value of a request header with the specified name or null is case such request header does not exist.

Parameters:

name - the request header name

Returns:

the value of the request header

responseHeader

@Nullable
CharSequence responseHeader(CharSequence name)

Returns the value of a response header with the specified name or null is case such response header does not exist.

Parameters:

name - the response header name

Returns:

the value of the response header

Since:

1.0.4

cookies

@Nullable
Map<CharSequence,Set<Cookie>> cookies()

Returns resolved HTTP cookies.

Warning: Be cautious with cookies information and what kind of sensitive data is written to the logs. By default, no cookies information is written to the access log.

Returns:

Resolved HTTP cookies

Since:

1.0.6