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@keitoaino/datadog-browser-logs

v1.14.1

Published

Datadog browser logs library.

Downloads

22

Readme

logs

Datadog browser logs library.

Browser support

Setup

NPM

import { Datacenter, datadogLogs } from '@keitoaino/datadog-browser-logs'
datadogLogs.init({
  clientToken: 'XXX',
  datacenter: Datacenter.US,
  forwardErrorsToLogs: true,
  sampleRate: 100
})

Bundle

<script src = 'https://www.datadoghq-browser-agent.com/datadog-logs-us.js'>
<script>
  window.DD_LOGS.init({
    clientToken: 'XXX',
    datacenter: 'us',
    forwardErrorsToLogs: true,
    sampleRate: 100
  });
</script>

Public API

What we call Context is a map {key: value} that will be added to the message context.

  • Init must be called before other methods. Configurable options:

    • isCollectingError: when truthy, we'll automatically forward console.error logs, uncaught exceptions and network errors.
    • sampleRate: percentage of sessions to track. Only tracked sessions send logs.
    • datacenter: defined to which datacenter we'll send collected data ('us' | 'eu')
    • silentMultipleInit: prevent logging errors while having multiple Init
    • service: name of the corresponding service
    • env: environment of the service
    • version: version of the service
    init(configuration: {
        clientToken: string,
        datacenter?: string,
        isCollectingError?: boolean,
        sampleRate?: number,
        silentMultipleInit?: boolean,
        service?: string,
        env?: string,
        version?: string,
    })
  • Default logger

    logger.debug | info | warn | error (message: string, messageContext = Context)`
    logger.log (message: string, messageContext: Context, status? = 'debug' | 'info' | 'warn' | 'error')
    logger.setLevel (level?: 'debug' | 'info' | 'warn' | 'error')
    logger.setHandler (handler?: 'http' | 'console' | 'silent')
    logger.addContext (key: string, value: any)  # add one key-value to the logger context
    logger.removeContext (key: string)  # remove one key from the logger context
    logger.setContext (context: Context)  # entirely replace the logger context
  • Custom loggers

    Custom loggers have the same API than the default logger

    createLogger (name: string, conf?: {
        level?: 'debug' | 'info' | 'warn' | 'error'
        handler?: 'http' | 'console' | 'silent'
        context?: Context
    })  # create a new logger
    getLogger (name: string)  # retrieve a previously created logger
  • Modify the global context for all loggers

    addLoggerGlobalContext (key: string, value: any)  # add one key-value to the default context
    setLoggerGlobalContext (context: Context)  # entirely replace the default context

TypeScript support

Types are compatible with TypeScript >= 3.0. For earlier version, you can import js sources and use global variable to avoid any compilation issue:

import '@keitoaino/datadog-browser-logs/bundle/datadog-logs-us';

window.DD_LOGS.init({
  clientToken: 'XXX',
  datacenter: 'us',
  forwardErrorsToLogs: true,
  sampleRate: 100
});