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loggerito

v0.0.1

Published

This is a small and simple logger that logs to file in logstash objects.

Readme

##Loggerito This is a small and simple logger that logs to file in logstash objects.

####How to install

npm install git://github.com/Gemtastic/Loggerito.git

####How to use: A simple logging example:

    var logger = require('loggerito');
    
    logger.log('greeting', 'Hello to the world!', 'default', function(){
        console.log('Log entry created!');
        
        logger.addLog('info.log', 'infolog', function(){
            console.log('Logfile created!');
        });
    });

####log(level, message[, loggername[, callback]]) Level *required Is your logging level.

Message *required Is the message you'd like to log.

loggername If you have made your own logger you may specify it here.

callback If you wish to have a callback make sure it's the last argument into the log() function.

#####Description: log() will always create a default log file if that does not already exists upon it's first call in your project. log() will log to the default log file if a specific logname has not been entered or there is no logger created by that name. Default logger will be created in a "logs" file in your project root.

####addLog(filename, name[, callback])

filename *required The filename of your new log.

name *required the internal name id for your logger.

callback If you wish to have a callback you may add one.

#####Description: All new logfiles will have their own file and be by default put into a "logs" file your project root. All new logs will have an init log upon creation.