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@arraypress/audit-log

v1.0.0

Published

Generic audit trail logging. Log actions, query by actor/resource, retention cleanup. Storage-agnostic.

Readme

@arraypress/audit-log

Generic audit trail logging. Log actions by actors on resources, query with filtering, and manage retention. Storage-agnostic — works with D1, SQLite, Postgres. Zero dependencies.

Installation

npm install @arraypress/audit-log

Usage

import { createAuditLog, createMemoryStore } from '@arraypress/audit-log';

const audit = createAuditLog(createMemoryStore()); // Or your D1 adapter

// Log an action
await audit.log({
  action: 'product.updated',
  actorId: 'user_1',
  actorEmail: '[email protected]',
  resourceType: 'product',
  resourceId: '42',
  ip: '1.2.3.4',
  details: { field: 'price', from: 1999, to: 2499 },
});

// Query logs
const recent = await audit.query({ action: 'product.updated', limit: 20 });
const byUser = await audit.queryByActor('user_1');
const forProduct = await audit.queryByResource('product', '42');

// Retention cleanup (keep 90 days)
const cutoff = new Date(Date.now() - 90 * 86400000).toISOString();
await audit.deleteOlderThan(cutoff);

API

createAuditLog(store)

Create an audit logger backed by a store. Returns: { log, query, queryByActor, queryByResource, deleteOlderThan }.

audit.log(entry)

Log an audit event. Fields: action (required), actorId, actorEmail, resourceType, resourceId, ip, details (object), status (default 'success'). Returns the generated entry ID.

audit.query(filters?)

Query logs with optional filters: action, actorId, resourceType, resourceId, status, since, until, limit (default 50), offset.

audit.queryByActor(actorId, options?)

Shorthand for querying by actor.

audit.queryByResource(resourceType, resourceId, options?)

Shorthand for querying by resource.

audit.deleteOlderThan(cutoffDate)

Delete entries before the cutoff. Returns count deleted.

createMemoryStore()

In-memory store for testing.

Store Interface

interface AuditStore {
  insert(record: AuditRecord): Promise<void>;
  query(filters?: AuditQueryFilters): Promise<AuditRecord[]>;
  deleteOlderThan(cutoffDate: string): Promise<number>;
}

License

MIT