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@nwire/logger

v0.7.1

Published

Nwire — Logger contract + Noop + Console defaults. Production adapters: @nwire/logger-pino, @nwire/logger-winston. Envelope ids auto-attached via loggerForEnvelope.

Readme

@nwire/logger

Logger contract — interface every Nwire layer logs against, with Noop + Console defaults.

What it is

A tiny Logger interface (debug / info / warn / error + child(bindings)) so framework code can log without binding to a specific implementation. Ships a silent NoopLogger (test default) and a JSON-line ConsoleLogger (dev default). Production wires plug in @nwire/logger-pino or any structured adapter that conforms.

Install

pnpm add @nwire/logger

Within nwire-app

For developers using this package as part of the Nwire stack. ctx.logger is already attached per request with envelope ids (correlationId, causationId, tenant, userId) bound. Touch this package directly only when implementing a custom adapter.

import { loggerForEnvelope, ConsoleLogger } from "@nwire/logger";
import { seedEnvelope } from "@nwire/envelope";

const root = new ConsoleLogger({ level: "info" });
const env = seedEnvelope({ source: "http", tenant: "acme" });
const log = loggerForEnvelope(root, env);
log.info({ courseId: "c-1" }, "course requested");
// → {"level":"info","correlationId":"...","tenant":"acme","courseId":"c-1","msg":"course requested"}

API

  • Logger — interface every adapter implements.
  • NoopLogger — silent default; use in tests.
  • ConsoleLogger — JSON-line stdout; use in dev.
  • loggerForEnvelope(parent, envelope) — derives a child logger with envelope ids pre-bound.