ezPAARSE process

This repository is a template for automating log processing with ezpaarse using the ezp command and loading ECs using the ezm command.

Table of content

• Description
• Prerequisites
• Installation
• Environment variables

Description

This is a docker container containing node scripts that will read the contents of the configuration file and run ezp and ezm according to it. These scripts generate logs and send an email at the end of all processing with a summary of what has happened. These scripts are called via a cron.

Prerequisites

The tools you need to start this container run are :

• docker
• ezpaarse up
• ezmesure up
• Good file architecture
• Configuration file

File architecture required

/archives
└── <machine>
    ├── <portal>
    │   ├── <yyyy>
    │   │   ├── <yyyy-mm> 
    │   │   │   ├── <filename>.<yyyy>.<mm>.<dd>.log.gz

/results
└── <machine>
    ├── <portal>
    │   ├── <yyyy>
    │   │   ├── <yyyy-mm> 
    │   │   │   ├── <filename>.<yyyy>.<mm>.<dd>.ec.csv
    │   │   │   ├── <filename>.<yyyy>.<mm>.<dd>.report.json

Configuration file template

{
  "<machine>": [
    {
      "portal": "<portalName>",
      "headers": { 
        "<header-key>": "<header-value>"
      }
    }
  ],
}

Environment variables

name	description
NODE_ENV	env of application
TIMEZONE	Timezone of application
ARCHIVES_DIR_PATH	Path of the ‘archive’ folder containing the logs
RESULTS_DIR_PATH	Path of the ‘results’ folder containing ECs
EZPAARSE_HOST	ezPAARSE host for ezp command
EZMESURE_URL	URL of ezMESURE
EZMESURE_USERNAME	ezMESURE username to create token
EZMESURE_PASSWORD	ezMESURE password to create token
EZUNPAYWALL_URL	URL of ezunpaywall
EZUNPAYWALL_APIKEY	API key to enrich line with ezu log in JSON format
ELASTIC_URL	Elastic URL to send data from log in JSON format
SMTP_HOST	SMTP host
SMTP_PORT	SMTP port
NOTIFICATIONS_SENDER	email sender
NOTIFICATIONS_RECEIVERS	emails receivers
CRON_SCHEDULE	Schedule of cron

Dev

1. Make sure you have ezpaarse and ezmesure start in dev mode on your machine
2. Create config.json on @/config and put your config inside
3. Start script node ./utils/dev to create log example
4. Create env.local.sh
5. Set all necessary env variables
6. Start docker compose up

How to use

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