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Nginx can log to stdout (access_log /dev/stdout) and be piped to a program that reads from stdin and forwards to rsyslog.

Technical workarounds aside, the blog author should get approval from his manager/ceo to purchase commercial nginx. I don't see what's unreasonable about a profitable business paying for a useful commercial feature.

When JS is not available, this becomes a regular HTML form with inputs and selects.

Rewriting the browser stack in an evolving language feels like trying to shoot the moon. However, I hesitate to bet against Mozilla when it comes to impossible rewrites.

This project was originally called Testacular. I was little confused at first, thinking it was a late and flat April fool's joke.