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coakka-logger-node

v1.2.6

Published

Node.js connector package for the CoAkka native logger core

Readme

CoAkka Logger Node

logger/node/ is the Node.js host connector lane for the standalone CoAkka native logger core.

New To CoAkka

CoAkka is a native-backed runtime and logger toolkit for application-owned work. The logger package is the bounded native logger surface: app code emits records, the native logger owns queueing and pressure behavior, and callers can observe accepted, delivered, and dropped counts.

Use these public repositories to orient first:

| Repository | Use it for | Link | | --- | --- | --- | | coakka-samples | Runnable examples and code you can inspect first. | https://github.com/phuong-tran/coakka-samples | | coakka-publish | Released packages, native archives, manifests, checksums, compatibility matrix, and release notes. | https://github.com/phuong-tran/coakka-publish |

Run the matching sample:

git clone https://github.com/phuong-tran/coakka-samples.git
cd coakka-samples
bash run.sh logger node basic

No-checkout npm smoke: https://github.com/phuong-tran/coakka-samples/blob/main/docs/first-npm-smoke.md

Samples docs directory: https://github.com/phuong-tran/coakka-samples/tree/main/docs

Try the npm package without cloning any CoAkka repo:

mkdir coakka-logger-first-run
cd coakka-logger-first-run
npm init -y
npm install [email protected]
import { CoakkaLoggerLevel, Logger } from "coakka-logger-node";

const logger = Logger.start({
  systemName: "first-user-logger",
  minLevel: CoakkaLoggerLevel.INFO,
});

try {
  const sequence = logger.info("first.user", JSON.stringify({ hello: "logger" }));
  const record = logger.awaitNext(1000);
  if (sequence == null || record == null) {
    throw new Error("expected one accepted and drained log record");
  }
  console.log({ sequence: record.sequence, category: record.category });
} finally {
  logger.close();
}

It mirrors the Python logger lane:

  • load libcoakka_logger_core through koffi
  • keep Node-side formatting above the native core
  • let the native logger own queueing, pressure policy, sinks, and lifecycle
  • package staged native libraries into the npm tarball for macOS aarch64, Linux aarch64, and Linux x86_64

Build

npm --prefix logger/node run build

The script stages native libraries from:

logger/staging/native/1.2.1+f50756ebff0d/

Smoke

npm --prefix logger/node test
npm --prefix logger/node run smoke:packaged

Example

import { Logger } from "coakka-logger-node";

const logger = Logger.start();
try {
  logger.info("app", "started");
  const record = logger.awaitNext(1000);
} finally {
  logger.close();
}