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@logdash/node

v1.0.0

Published

How solo founders keep their SaaS apps healthy.

Downloads

74

Readme

@logdash/node

Logdash is a zero-config observability platform. This package serves a Node.js/Bun/Deno/Browser interface to use it.

Pre-requisites

Setup your free project in less than 2 minutes at logdash.io

Installation

npm install @logdash/node

Logging

import { Logdash } from '@logdash/node';

const logdash = new Logdash('<your-api-key>');

logdash.info('Application started successfully');
logdash.error('An unexpected error occurred');
logdash.warn('Low disk space warning');

Namespaced Logging

const authLogdash = logdash.withNamespace('auth');
authLogdash.info('User logged in');
authLogdash.error('Authentication failed');

Metrics

import { Logdash } from '@logdash/node';

const logdash = new Logdash('<your-api-key>');

// to set absolute value
logdash.setMetric('users', 0);

// to modify existing metric
logdash.mutateMetric('users', 1);

Graceful Shutdown

// Ensure all logs and metrics are sent before exiting
await logdash.flush();

View

To see the logs or metrics, go to your project dashboard

logs delta

Configuration

new Logdash(apiKey?, options?)

| Parameter | Required | Default | Description | | ----------------- | -------- | ------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | apiKey | no | - | Api key used to authorize against logdash servers. If you don't provide one, logs will be logged into local console only | | options.host | no | https://api.logdash.io | Custom API host, useful with self-hosted instances | | options.verbose | no | false | Useful for debugging purposes |

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Support

If you encounter any issues, please open an issue on GitHub or let us know at [email protected].