Scipio

What you see here is a lightweight but robust and powerful error reporting framework without any external dependencies. You can use custom handlers to broadcast failure descriptions across your internal network. You can provide those failures in an enumeration or built a fully custom one.

By adding a handler you can control how your failures will be handled. You can post them to a RESTful service or just save them in a database to be reviewed from a monitor application.

Scipio provides two basic examples for a logger located at https://github.com/D3adspaceEnterprises/scipio/tree/master/src/main/java/de/d3adspace/scipio/handler/logger

Build status

Master:

Dev:

Installation / Usage

• Install Maven
• Clone this repo
• Install: mvn clean install

Maven dependencies

Scipio:

<dependency>
    <groupId>de.d3adspace</groupId>
    <artifactId>scipio-core</artifactId>
    <version>1.0-SNAPSHOT</version>
</dependency>

Example

Setting up Scipio with a handler that prints all failures:

import de.d3adspace.scipio.core.Scipio;
import de.d3adspace.scipio.core.ScipioFactory;
import de.d3adspace.scipio.core.description.FailureDescription;
import de.d3adspace.scipio.core.description.FailureDescriptionBuilder;
import de.d3adspace.scipio.core.description.FailureDescriptionFactory;
import de.d3adspace.scipio.core.handler.FailureHandler;
import de.d3adspace.scipio.core.priority.Priority;

/**
 * @author Felix 'SasukeKawaii' Klauke
 */
public class ScipioTest {
	
	public static void main(String[] args) {
		Scipio scipio = ScipioFactory.createScipio();
		
		scipio.addFailureHandler(System.out::println);
	}
}

Handle a failure:

FailureDescription description = FailureDescriptionFactory.createFailureDescription("Human", "Organs", "CompleteFailure", Priority.CRITICAL);
scipio.handleFailure(description);

Provide the failure with an enum:

FailureDescription description = FailureDescriptionFactory.createFailureDescription(ScipioTestFailures.COMPLETE_ORGANIC_FAILURE);
scipio.handleFailure(description);

import de.d3adspace.scipio.core.priority.Priority;
import de.d3adspace.scipio.core.provider.FailureProvider;

/**
 * @author Felix 'SasukeKawaii' Klauke
 */
public enum ScipioTestFailures implements FailureProvider {
	
	COMPLETE_ORGANIC_FAILURE("Human", "Organs", "CompleteFailure", Priority.CRITICAL),
	SCRATCH("Human", "Epidermis", "splinter", Priority.WARNING);
	
	private final String system;
	private final String application;
	private final String failure;
	private final Priority priority;
	
	ScipioTestFailures(String system, String application, String failure,
		Priority priority) {
		this.system = system;
		this.application = application;
		this.failure = failure;
		this.priority = priority;
	}
	
	@Override
	public String getFailure() {
		return failure;
	}
	
	@Override
	public String getSystem() {
		return system;
	}
	
	@Override
	public String getApplication() {
		return application;
	}
	
	@Override
	public Priority getPriority() {
		return priority;
	}
}

Build a failure on your own:

FailureDescription description = new FailureDescriptionBuilder()
	.setSystem("Custom")
        .setApplication("Error")
        .setFailure("example")
        .setTimestamp(System.currentTimeMillis())
        .setPriority(Priority.WARNING)
        .createSimpleFailureDescription();

Work with meta data:

FailureDescription description = FailureDescriptionFactory.createFailureDescription(ScipioTestFailures.SCRATCH);
description.getMetadata().addMetadataEntry("depth", "5 millimeters");