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@nestjslatam/aop.aspects.logger.pino

v1.1.0

Published

Sink estructurado con pino para @nestjslatam/aop.aspects

Readme

@nestjslatam/aop.aspects.logger.pino

Sink estructurado con pino para @nestjslatam/aop.aspects. Port de la librería .NET BeyondNet.Aop.Aspects.Logger.Serilog.

pino es una peer dependency: instala la versión que ya use tu aplicación.

npm install @nestjslatam/aop.aspects.logger.pino pino

Registro

import { AopModule } from '@nestjslatam/aop.nestjs';
import { PinoSink } from '@nestjslatam/aop.aspects.logger.pino';

@Module({
  imports: [
    AopModule.forRoot({ configure: (builder) => builder.addLogger(PinoSink) }),
  ],
})
export class AppModule {}

Después apunta el decorador hacia él:

@LogMethod({ logger: PinoSink })
find(id: string) { ... }

Para compartir la instancia de pino de la aplicación, o para enmascarar con SensitiveDataJsonSerializer, regístralo como factory provider:

{
  provide: PinoSink,
  useFactory: (serializer: ISerializer) => new PinoSink(serializer, app.get(Logger)),
  inject: [AOP_SERIALIZER],
}

Salida

Serilog adjunta el payload como contexto y deja el mensaje como plantilla; pino recibe el payload como objeto y el mensaje como cadena, que es el mismo reparto:

{"level":20,"msg":"Start Call.","className":"OrdersService","methodName":"find","requestId":"req-1","arguments":"[{\"index\":0,\"name\":\"String\",\"value\":\"1\"}]"}
{"level":20,"msg":"End Call.","className":"OrdersService","methodName":"find","duration":4,"returnType":"String","return":"\"order 1\""}
{"level":50,"msg":"Exception.","className":"OrdersService","methodName":"find","err":{"type":"Error","message":"boom","stack":"..."}}

Entrada, resultado y salida se escriben a nivel debug y las excepciones a error, los mismos niveles que usa el sink de Serilog. Los valores se serializan con el ISerializer configurado, así que @LogSensitiveParam() y @LogSensitive() siguen enmascarando.

Documentación

Guía How-To: logs a Loki · Manual de uso

Licencia

MIT