Includes a fix for #26
Co-authored-by: Sam Therapy <sam@samtherapy.net>
Reviewed-on: #27
Co-authored-by: grumbulon <grumbulon@grumbulon.xyz>
Co-committed-by: grumbulon <grumbulon@grumbulon.xyz>
This PR is to bring in the new logging package for awl, I wanted to do some refinements before I opened this to upstream
logawl works in the following ways
1. It prints logs directly to std.err
1. The default log level is Info (this can be changed multiple ways)
1. It supports four log levels Error, Fatal, Info, Debug
1. It differs from the syslog package in the stdlib wherin it default to std.err you do not _need_ to define an out file (syslog for example)
1. I added a "debug" flag so now we can go through and define verbose logging through the app
5.5 I made it so we can call `Logger.debug("message")` anywhere in the query file but unless the debug flag is set to true it will not print a message (it is working as intended finally).
Co-authored-by: grumbulon <grumbulon@dismail.de>
Reviewed-on: #10
Co-authored-by: grumbulon <grumbulon@grumbulon.xyz>
Co-committed-by: grumbulon <grumbulon@grumbulon.xyz>
1. I made JSON print indented instead of inline
2. I created a util package and moved `ReverseDNS` and `ResolveHTTPS` there
3. I created a new struct called Answers where all variables for the output live now, and adjusted the response struct to have the Answers struct in it. This lets us reuse the struct more instead of having variables floating around, lets us make the response more custom, offers more understandable code reuse, and makes things (I think) more readable.
Aside: you will notice the struct has little json defs. This is because struct values encode as JSON objects and can preserve the output name this way
Most of this just makes expanding on awl easier in the future.
Co-authored-by: grumbulon <grumbulon@dismail.de>
Reviewed-on: #2
Co-authored-by: grumbulon <grumbulon@grumbulon.xyz>
Co-committed-by: grumbulon <grumbulon@grumbulon.xyz>