Collect logs directly from Ruby on Rails, Sinatra, and plain Ruby projects. Supported language versions: Ruby 2.7.0 or newer

You can learn more about using Logtail in Ruby projects in our official docs.

You can install Logtail to your Ruby projects using the Ruby Bundler.

If you have Ruby bundler already installed you can skip this step. Run the following command to install the ruby bundler:

sudo apt install ruby-bundler

To install Logtail to your Ruby project, run the following command:

bundle add logtail

This will install Logtail gem and create Gemfile and Gemfile.lock that are used to track the code dependencies.

Alternatively, add gem "logtail" to your Gemfile manually and then run bundle install.

To help you get started and integrate Logtail in your Ruby projects, we have prepared an example Ruby project.

First, download or clone the repository into the select directory. Make sure you are in the projects directory and run the following command:

bundle install

This will install all dependencies listed in the Gemfile.lock file.

Then run the example project by executing the following command:

ruby main.rb <source-token>

Don’t forget to replace the with your actual source token.

You should see the following output:

Output:
All done! You can check your logs now.

This will create a total of 5 different logs, each corresponding to a different log level. You can review these logs in Logtail.