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@bongione/bunyan4lib

v0.0.3

Published

Bunyan logger for libraries, allowing clients to customize or turn off

Downloads

6

Readme

bunyan4lib

Use bunyan in libraries, allowing clients to turn off logging, use a default logger or provide their own bunyan logger.

The default logger uses the bunyan defaults and uses a logger with name LIB.

Install

npm install @bongione/bunyan4lib

Usage

In your main library file:


module.exports = (options) => {

    let log = require('@bongione/bunyan4lib')(options.log)
    
    // If your module expects configuration parameters
    let other_module = require('...')({log : log, ...otherOptions})
     
    // If your module calls the @bongione/bunyan4lib library itself.
    // The bunyan4lib require then should be before the first module import
    let your_module = require('...')
    
}

In your module:


let log = require('@bongione/bunyan4lib')()

...

if (false) log.error(err, 'Unexpected error, argh!')

options.log can have the following values:

  • falsy turn all logging off. This is the default
  • Object with the fields:
    • name String representing the name of the logger. If one is not provided 'LIB' will be used
    • log a bunyan logger, which will then be used instead of creating a standard one.

License

Apache 2.0