Unnecessary dependency on Database Logging module

I made sure the module works with neither core logger backend installed. With a fresh D10 installation, I installed restfullogger only. In the console I ran:

// Get the CSRF token.
$.ajax({
  url: '/session/token',
   success: (data) => {console.log(data);},
});


// Use the logger.
$.ajax({
  type: 'POST',
  url: '/dblog/logger?_format=json',
  headers: {
    'Content-Type': 'application/json',
    'X-CSRF-Token': '<insert token>',
  },
  data: JSON.stringify({
    'message': 'Test message',
    'path': '/',
    'severity': 'notice',
  }),
  success: () => {console.log('yay!');},
  dataType:'application/json',
});

This worked as expected. The log message succeeds and fires the content off into space. I then installed and configured syslog and the same two steps resulted in the logs being sent to the designated log file.

Makes sense and LGTM. Thanks!

This looks good to me as well. The restfullogger.info.yml fail is not related.
Unable to parse modules/custom/restfullogger-3471039/restfullogger.info.yml Unexpected characters near " || ^11" at line 4 (near "core_version_requirement: ">=8" || ^11").

This MR could also fix the cspell soft-failure by adding a _CSPELL_WORDS line with something like:

variables:
  _CSPELL_WORDS: 'restfulloger, rymcveigh'

This would need the variables: section to be uncommented or added as well.

This MR could also fix the cspell soft-failure by adding a _CSPELL_WORDS line

I went ahead and added the _CSPELL_WORDS variable in this commit.

Excellent. Looks like there's a big fail now, but maybe that's more of an infrastructure problem?

I adjusted the file using the new version of the gitlab-ci template and it did the job. I'm going to go ahead and merge these changes.

Nice catch! I was confused by the fails yesterday. Glad you figured that out.

And with these changes the pipelines are all so very happy https://git.drupalcode.org/project/restfullogger/-/pipelines/268656

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