ccp 1.1

Send an event to a Changelog server.

Installation

To install ccp, simply:

$ pip install ccp

Supported severities

1. INFO
2. NOTIFICATION
3. WARNING
4. ERROR
5. CRITICAL

Example

It is pretty easy to use:

from ccp.client import Client

client = Client("localhost", 80)
client.send("This is a simple message", "INFO", "category")

You can pass a dict to specify additional HTTP headers, for example to do authentication:

client.send("Message", "INFO", "category", {"Authorization": "Basic base64encoded"})

You can pass a dict to specify additional database fields:

client.send(“Message”, “INFO”, “category”, {“Authorization”: “Basic base64encoded”}, extra_fields={“field_1”: “value1”, “field_2”: “value2”})

Logging

Logging happens into the logger called changelog_client by default. You can override it by setting the logger property of a client instance to a Logger object.

Version 1.1

• Ability to pass extra fields in case if somebody forked the changelog server and added new db fields.

Version 1.0

• 0.6b becomes stable 1.0 version

Version 0.6b

• Fixed Basic Authorization example in README

Version 0.5b

• Added SSL support

Version 0.4b

• Added better logging thanks to abesto (https://github.com/abesto)
• Added support for passing severity directly as an int thanks to abesto (https://github.com/abesto)
• Add support for passing extra headers thanks to abesto (https://github.com/abesto)

Version 0.3b

• Initial release