kubernetes/cmd/prune-junit-xml/logparse/logparse.go

// Parse splits log output provided by the reader into individual log entries.
// The original log can be reconstructed verbatim by concatenating these
// entries. If the reader fails with an error, the last log entry will
// capture that error.
func Parse(in io.Reader) []Entry { … }

// All is like Parse except that it can be used in a for/range loop:
//
//	for entry := range logparse.All(reader) {
//	    // entry is the next log entry.
//	}
func All(in io.Reader) iter.Seq[Entry] { … }

type Entry …

type ErrorEntry …

var _ …

var _ …

func (e *ErrorEntry) LogData() string { … }

func (e *ErrorEntry) String() string  { … }

type OtherEntry …

var _ …

var _ …

func (e *OtherEntry) LogData() string { … }

func (e *OtherEntry) String() string  { … }

type KlogEntry …

type Severity …

const SeverityInfo …

const SeverityWarning …

const SeverityError …

const SeverityFatal …

var _ …

var _ …

func (e *KlogEntry) LogData() string { … }

func (e *KlogEntry) String() string  { … }

func parse(in io.Reader, yield func(Entry) bool) { … }

const pid …

const source …

const severity …

const datetime …

var klogPrefix …

var indentionIndex …

var severityIndex …

func lookupSubmatch(name string) int { … }

// parseLine deals with one non-empty line. It returns the result of yield and
// potentially the next line and/or a read error. If it doesn't have any new
// data to process, it returns the empty string and a nil error.
func parseLine(reader *bufio.Reader, line string, yield func(Entry) bool) (string, bool, error) { … }