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ceo-logger

v1.2.1

Published

Auto configuring Winston logger supporting logentries, loggly, mongo, riak, simpledb, syslog and defaulting to console

Downloads

10

Readme

ceo-logger

Auto configuring Winston logger supporting logentries, loggly, mongo, riak, simpledb, syslog and defaulting to console

Install

npm i ceo-logger --save

Basic Usage

basic.js example, defaults to console

var log = new require('ceo-logger')();
log.info('OK') // info: OK

Pass Meta Data

var log = new require('ceo-logger')({ some:"metadata" });
log.info('OK') // info: OK some=metadata

Output Json Data

var log = new require('ceo-logger')({ some:"metadata" }, true);
log.info(logging) // { "some": "metadata", "level": "info", "message": "OK" }

Set Logging Level

var log = new require('ceo-logger')({ some:"metadata" }, true, 'debug'); // default is 'info'
log.debug(logging) // { "some": "metadata", "level": "info", "message": "OK" }

CLI Usage

node basic.js --logentries LogEntriesKey
# logging goes to LogEntries

or via environment variable

logentries=LogEntriesKey

node basic.js
# logging goes to LogEntries

Send to multiple places

logentries=LogEntriesKey
loggly=LogglyKey
mongo=MongoConnectString

node basic.js
# logging goes to LogEntries, Loggly and MongoDb

or config as JSON

node basic.js --ceo-logger '{"logentries":"key", "loggly":"key", "mongo":"connectionString"}'
# logging goes to LogEntries, Loggly and MongoDb

or config as JSONIC

node basic.js --ceo-logger 'logentries:key,loggly:key'
# logging goes to LogEntries and Loggly

Log Functions and Alias

In order to maximize compatibility the following are supported

log.debug   = winston.debug(message)
log.info    = winston.info(message)
log.notice  = winston.notice(message)
log.warning = winston.warning(message)
log.err     = winston.err(message)
log.crit    = winston.crit(message)
log.alert   = winston.alert(message)
log.emerg   = winston.emerg(message)

// matching aliases
log.information = winston.info(message) // informational message
log.warn        = winston.warning(message) // warning conditions
log.error       = winston.err(message) // error conditions
log.critical    = winston.crit(message) // critical conditions
log.emergency   = winston.emerg(message) // system is unusable

// remapped alternatives
log.trace   = winston.debug(message) // debug-level message
log.silly   = winston.debug(message) // debug-level message
log.verbose = winston.info(message) // informational message

License MIT