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@ontrails/observability

v0.2.4

Published

Primitive observability contracts for Trails.

Readme

@ontrails/observability

Primitive observability contracts for Trails.

This package is the public home for log and trace sink shapes used by Trails apps and adapters. It includes zero-dependency sinks for local and server baselines, plus adapter composition for production observability.

V1 package boundary

Use @ontrails/observability for app-facing observability contracts and sinks: LogSink, TraceSink, combine(...), console/file sinks, bounded memory sinks, and trace rendering.

@ontrails/core owns intrinsic tracing execution: TraceRecord, ctx.trace(), trace context propagation, and the process-level trace sink registry.

@ontrails/observability/dev owns developer-state tooling: query/status trails, the SQLite dev store, sampling helpers, and state maintenance. Import intrinsic trace records, contexts, and the process-level sink registry from @ontrails/core.

For v1, OpenTelemetry trace export lives at @ontrails/observability/otel; there is no standalone @ontrails/otel package. That adapter translates Trails-native TraceRecord values to callback-delivered OTel-shaped spans without requiring the OpenTelemetry SDK as a runtime dependency.

import {
  combine,
  createConsoleSink,
  createFileSink,
  createMemorySink,
} from '@ontrails/observability';

const sink = combine(
  createConsoleSink(),
  createFileSink('./logs/app.log'),
  createMemorySink({ maxRecords: 500 })
);

createFileSink() is append-only and does not rotate files. Use external log rotation or a production adapter when retention policy matters.

Extracted logging adapters

Pino and LogTape are foreign-library boundaries, so they live in extracted adapter packages rather than observability subpaths. Use @ontrails/pino for the real Pino integration and @ontrails/logtape for the real LogTape integration. @ontrails/observability intentionally has no dependency on either library.

Migration from @ontrails/logging

@ontrails/logging was retired before v1. Move sink contracts, console/file sinks, formatters, and bounded memory sinks to @ontrails/observability. Use @ontrails/logtape for LogTape forwarding, @ontrails/pino for Pino forwarding, @ontrails/observability/dev for developer-state tooling, and @ontrails/core for intrinsic trace contracts.