Rust Logging for turrets/cupboards/traps/etc

Hello.

What I need is a plugin which is able to log events like:
Traps/landmines placement.
Turrets placement/authorisation (reset)
Barricades placement
Kills/deaths
Chest open/damage
and similar stuff.

The output must be a text file, and events should be like:
[Time] <Player1> placed a trap at <coordinates>.
[Time] <Player2> got injured by a Snap Trap/Landmine at <coordinates>.
[Time] <Player3> authorised himself in a Turret/Cupboard at <coordinates>.
[Time] <Player4> placed a Wooden Barricade at <coordinates>.
[Time] <Player5> got injured by a Wooden Barricade at <coordinates>.
[Time] <Player6> was killed by <Player7> with <weapon> at <coordinates>.
[Time] <Player8> cleaned up authorisation list in a Turret/Cupboard at <coordinates>.
I've seen some loggers, which log only commands, respawns connections etc. but that's not what I am looking for.

 

Pretty easy to make, but maybe @Wulf can update his Logger for Rust | Oxide plugin to log placements etc.

I leave this message to see what @Wulf response.

 

I'd be happy to do this if @Wulf would let me. I figure it would be better for him to do it but his is universal so it would take a bit more time. Im willing to do it for rust alone if you wish

 

@Wulf Just so you know I already started so tell me if you want to take over when you have the time. I've only gotten to cupboard logging at this moment.

Code:

{
  "logs": [
    "[09/26/2016 00:00:00] : DylanSMR cleared a cupboards authorization list at [(-1483.7, 2.3, 490.6)].",
    "[09/26/2016 00:00] : DylanSMR cleared a cupboards authorization list at [(-1483.7, 2.3, 490.6)].",
    "[09/26/2016 17:38] : DylanSMR cleared a cupboards authorization list at [(-1483.7, 2.3, 490.6)].",
    "[09/26/2016 17:43] | <DylanSMR> authorized him/herself on a cupboard at <(-1483.7, 2.3, 490.6)>.",
    "[09/26/2016 17:43] | <DylanSMR> deauthorized him/herself on a cupboard at <(-1483.7, 2.3, 490.6)>."
  ]
}

 

You are doing well. Keep going . Perhaps I should learn C#. I'm starting my IT studies in a few days, so I will need it anyway.

 

Its certainty a fun language.