this is kinda like #349 but bigger.
Have two format strings, the regular one is configured just as it currently is, and a second one that could be configured via .format_syslog in the builder.
The syslog formatter by default skips timestamps and such as those will be provided by the syslog.
env_logger then auto-detects if its running as a daemon, with an override available.
The most common service manager is systemd.
Detecting being run as systemd daemon is as simple as checking for the INVOCATION_ID environment variable.
Other service managers may require more complex detection.
I am willing to contribute the code, in fact i am working on it already, and will send a pr later.
this is kinda like #349 but bigger.
Have two format strings, the regular one is configured just as it currently is, and a second one that could be configured via .format_syslog in the builder.
The syslog formatter by default skips timestamps and such as those will be provided by the syslog.
env_logger then auto-detects if its running as a daemon, with an override available.
The most common service manager is systemd.
Detecting being run as systemd daemon is as simple as checking for the INVOCATION_ID environment variable.
Other service managers may require more complex detection.
I am willing to contribute the code, in fact i am working on it already, and will send a pr later.