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environment-based-logging

v1.0.3

Published

Custom Logging for different enviroments

Downloads

10

Readme

Environment Based Logging

This is a Logging library designed to be used with an application which has multiple environments.

It allows the user to customize their logs for different environments.

Installation

npm i environment-based-logging

Setup

  1. Create an environment file with the variable: LOG_LEVEL

  2. Use the following javascript in you file:

const envLogger = require('environment-based-logging');

var logger_with_lower_levels = new envLogger({
  env_file: "path to environment file relative to your file (i.e. ../../environments/dev.env)",
  log_levels: {
    test: 0,
    dev: 1,
    patch: 2
  },
  log_lower_levels: true
});
  1. Set LOG_LEVEL in your environment file to one of your log_levels (i.e. LOG_LEVEL=dev)

Parameters

| Name | Type | Description | Default | |:-----|:----:|:------------|:-------:| | env_file | string | The path to the environment file | (required) | | log_levels | string | The names of the levels and their level in regards to development, with production being the highest | (required) | | log_lower_levels | boolean | Determines whether lower levels should be logged | false |

Usage

javascript:

const envLogger = require('environment-based-logging');

var logger_with_lower_levels = new envLogger({
  env_file: "../.env",
  log_levels: {
    test: 0,
    dev: 1,
    patch: 2
  },
  log_lower_levels: true
});

//Outputs all of the logs since log_lower_levels is true
logger_with_lower_levels.print("test with lower level, level test ", "test");
logger_with_lower_levels.print("test with lower level, level dev ", "dev");
logger_with_lower_levels.print("test with lower level, level patch ", "patch");

var logger_without_lower_levels = new envLogger({
  env_file: "../.env",
  log_levels: {
    test: 0,
    dev: 1,
    patch: 2
  },
  log_lower_levels: false
});

//Only outputs some of the logs depending on the since log_lower_levels is false
logger_without_lower_levels.print("test without lower level, level test ", "test");
logger_without_lower_levels.print("test without lower level, level dev ", "dev");
logger_without_lower_levels.print("test without lower level, level patch ", "patch");

Example

For the usage case above, LOG_LEVEL=dev in the environment file will output:

test with lower level, level test
test with lower level, level dev
test without lower level, level dev