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@xyz/logger

v1.0.0

Published

Production-grade structured logger with JSON output, context support, and log levels

Readme

xyz-logger

Production-grade structured logger built on consola.

Features

  • 📝 Structured JSON output in production
  • 🎨 Pretty console output in development
  • 🏷️ Context support (request ID, user ID, organization ID)
  • 📊 Log levels: debug, info, warn, error, fatal
  • 🔐 Built-in auth, org, and database logging helpers

Installation

npm install xyz-logger

Usage

Basic Logging

import { logger, log } from 'xyz-logger'

// Using the base logger
logger.info('Hello world')
logger.error('Something went wrong', { code: 500 })

// Using convenience methods
log.info('User action', { userId: '123' })
log.debug('Debug info', { details: 'here' })

Context-Scoped Logger

Create a logger that includes context in every log message:

import { createContextLogger } from 'xyz-logger'

const log = createContextLogger({
  requestId: 'abc-123',
  userId: 'user-456'
})

log.info('Processing request')  // Includes requestId and userId
log.error('Failed to process')  // Same context attached

Request Logger

Create a logger for API routes that automatically extracts request context:

import { createRequestLogger } from 'xyz-logger'

export default defineEventHandler((event) => {
  const log = createRequestLogger(event)
  log.info('Handling request')
  // ...
})

Domain-Specific Logging

Built-in helpers for common logging patterns:

import { log } from 'xyz-logger'

// Auth events
log.auth.login('user-123', 'google')
log.auth.logout('user-123')
log.auth.signup('user-123', '[email protected]')
log.auth.failedLogin('[email protected]', 'invalid password')

// Organization events
log.org.created('org-123', 'user-123')
log.org.memberAdded('org-123', 'user-456', 'admin')
log.org.memberRemoved('org-123', 'user-456')
log.org.accessDenied('org-123', 'user-789')

// Database events
log.db.query('SELECT', 'users', 45)
log.db.slowQuery('JOIN', 'orders', 2500)
log.db.error('INSERT', 'users', new Error('Duplicate key'))

Configuration

Configure via environment variables:

| Variable | Default | Description | |----------|---------|-------------| | LOG_LEVEL | info | Minimum log level: debug, info, warn, error, fatal, silent | | NODE_ENV | - | Set to production for JSON output |

License

MIT