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edgesync360-edgehub-logbook-nodejs-sdk

v1.0.0

Published

EdgeHub LogHub SDK for Node.js (JavaScript)

Readme

edgesync360-edgehub-logbook-nodejs-sdk

A standardized logging SDK for Node.js, fully aligned with the LogHub Golang implementation. Designed for audit compliance (CRA, IEC 62443) and consistent observability across microservices.

Features

  • Standardized Format: Automatic generation of log_id (UUID), tr_id (TraceID), and v (Version).
  • Audit Ready: Strictly validated fields for Users, Tenants, Services, and Resources.
  • Fluent API: Clean withX style chaining for log building.
  • Request Context Support: Built-in AsyncLocalStorage support for automatic field propagation across asynchronous operations.
  • Resource Indexing: Automated updates to MongoDB resource index for better observability.

Installation

npm install edgesync360-edgehub-logbook-nodejs-sdk

Usage

Basic Usage

const { LogClient, SERVICE, SOURCE, RESOURCETYPE, RESULT } = require("edgesync360-edgehub-logbook-nodejs-sdk");

const client = new LogClient(mongoAdapter, {
  serviceName: SERVICE.DPM,
  source: SOURCE.EDGE,
  version: "1.0"
});

await client.info("Device connected")
  .withTenant("T1", "Tenant Name")
  .withUser("[email protected]")
  .withAction("DEVICE.CONNECT", "Connect Device")
  .withResource(RESOURCETYPE.DEVICE, "D123", "Sensor-01")
  .withResult(RESULT.SUCCESS)
  .write();

Scoped Logging (Recommended)

Use ScopedClient to avoid passing common fields manually.

// In your middleware or request handler
await client.runWithScope({
  tenantID: "T1",
  userEmail: "[email protected]",
  traceID: "..." 
}, async () => {
  // Inside any downstream service
  const logger = client.getScopedClient();
  await logger.info("Inherits context automatically").write();
});

License

MIT