I am using scriptcs.net to host dynamic scripts, and I would like to capture the output from Console.WriteLine() into my log as information, and Console.Error.WriteLine() as errors. Same as the way Octopus Deploy custom script logging.
The reason I would like to capture the Console.WriteLine() output is to make it easy for script writers to log information using a familiar tool.
Here is my script hosting function:
public static dynamic RunScript()
{
var logger = LogManager.GetLogger(System.Reflection.MethodBase.GetCurrentMethod().DeclaringType);
var scriptServicesBuilder = new ScriptServicesBuilder(new ScriptConsole(), logger).
LogLevel(LogLevel.Info).Cache(false).Repl(false).ScriptEngine<RoslynScriptEngine>();
var scriptcs = scriptServicesBuilder.Build();
scriptcs.Executor.Initialize(new[] { "System.Web" }, Enumerable.Empty<IScriptPack>());
scriptcs.Executor.AddReferences(Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly());
var result = scriptcs.Executor.Execute("Hello.csx");
scriptcs.Executor.Terminate();
if (result.CompileExceptionInfo != null)
return new { error = result.CompileExceptionInfo.SourceException.Message };
if (result.ExecuteExceptionInfo != null)
return new { error = result.ExecuteExceptionInfo.SourceException.Message };
return result.ReturnValue;
}
The contents of my Hello.csx file:
Console.WriteLine("This output is lost forever");
So my question is how can I capture the text written to Console.WriteLine() and save it?