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@cues/sawdust-angular

v0.1.0

Published

Angular integration for @cues/sawdust — SSR-safe provideSawdustLogger, injectLogger, and dependency-injection helpers via functional providers.

Readme

@cues/sawdust-angular

Angular integration for @cues/sawdust — an SSR-safe provideSawdustLogger, an injectLogger function, and a dependency-injection helper. Uses Angular's functional providers (no decorators), so it drops into standalone apps and is fully tree-shakable.

📖 Docs: https://catesandrew.github.io/sawdust/docs/guides/angular

Install

pnpm add @cues/sawdust @cues/sawdust-angular

@angular/core and @cues/sawdust are peer dependencies (Angular >= 16).

Provide the logger

import { bootstrapApplication } from '@angular/platform-browser'
import { provideSawdustLogger } from '@cues/sawdust-angular'
import { AppComponent } from './app.component'

bootstrapApplication(AppComponent, {
  providers: [
    provideSawdustLogger({ transports: { console: { enabled: true } } }),
  ],
})

provideSawdustLogger is SSR-safe: on the server it configures the façade with transports and plugins stripped (usable but silent); on the browser it configures the full options — so Angular Universal never double-logs. options is a LoggerOptions from @cues/sawdust, so provider transports (@cues/sawdust-datadog, @cues/sawdust-otel) go in extraTransports / plugins.

Inject a logger

import { Component } from '@angular/core'
import { injectLogger } from '@cues/sawdust-angular'

@Component({ selector: 'app-batch-table', standalone: true, template: '' })
export class BatchTableComponent {
  private readonly log = injectLogger('BatchTable', { store: 'batches' })

  ngOnInit() {
    this.log.info('initialized')
  }
}

injectLogger() (no args) returns the canonical logger; with a name it returns a child bound to { component, ...context }. Call it in an injection context (constructor or field initializer). You can also inject(SAWDUST_LOGGER) directly.

Dependency injection — withChildLogger

import { withChildLogger } from '@cues/sawdust-angular'

const storeLogger = withChildLogger(maybeInjected, rootLogger, { store: 'ViewStore' })

Conventions

  • Types come from @cues/sawdust; this package does not re-export them.
  • RUM bindings are planned for a later release; v1 ships the logger core + DI conventions.

License

MIT