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@crowdin/logs-formatter

v2.1.9

Published

Used in Crowdin Apps to output console logs in JSON format

Readme

Crowdin Logs Formatter

This module is designed to modify the standard console methods, ensure that the messages are properly formatted for integration with the ELK, and provide middleware for Express to work seamlessly with these methods on the frontend:

coverage report

const logsFormatter = require('@crowdin/logs-formatter');
logsFormatter.setup();

const app = express();
app.use(express.json({ limit: '50mb' }));

app.use(logsFormatter.expressMiddleware());
app.use(logsFormatter.contextResolverMiddleware());

List of console methods to be modified

console.log();
console.debug();
console.info();
console.warn();
console.trace();
console.error();
console.fatal();

Use the setContext method to set parameters for user identification. Here's an example

setContext({ project: { id: 1, identifier: 'newproject', organization_id: 200000001, user_id: 12 } })

While ELK supports a variety of attributes, note that not all of them are included in the current version of this formatter. Some examples of these attributes are:

"user.id", "user.login", "project.id", "project.identifier", "organization.id", "organization.domain", "client.ip" 
"user_agent.original", "http.request.referrer", "url.original", "extra.attributes", "extra.backtrace"