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@radixhaven/log-service

v1.0.3

Published

Radix Haven Log service package

Readme

Radix Haven Logger

Radix Haven npm package to track api services executions saving data history of main user actions in platform.

How to use

Step #1 Create a Global Instance of RadixHavenLogger and export it.

Note: This new intance need an pg connection object

const RadixHavenLogger = require('@radixhaven/log-service');
/** Using ECMAScript **/
import RadixHavenLogger from '@radixhaven/log-service';
const loggersh = new PgLogger({
	database: 'database_name',
	host: 'localhost',
	port: 5432,
	password: '******',
	user: 'postgres',
});

Step #2 Import the logger intance and execute it where you desire.

const loggersh = require('./logger');

And then use it

const lg = loggersh;
lg.logger({
	event_type: 'number', // Suggested data type format
	id_module: 'uuid',
	id_user: 'uuid',
	id_action: 'uuid',
	id_org: 'uuid',
	message_log: 'string',
	id_reference: 'uuid',
	client_so: 'string',
	client_ip: 'string',
	client_browser: 'string',
	metadata: 'json',
	response_status: 'number',
	country: 'string',
});

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