LogTowa Client

This package provides a minimal client for LogTowa providing a console logger and an interface to log to the LogTowa cloud.

LogTowa is a simple self hosted service which helps you keeping track of your logs in a simple and clear web UI.

Installation

Yarn

yarn add logtowa-client

NPM

npm install logtowa-client

Usage

import { LogTowaClient } from 'logtowa-client';

// This information can be found in the web UI
const HOST = 'https://your-api-endpoint';
const API_TOKEN = 'your-api-token';
const APP_KEY = 'app-key';

const logger = new LogTowaClient({
  level: 'verbose', // the minimum level to log; if undefined, all levels will be logged; default: undefined
  console: {
    enabled: true, // enable/disable console logging; default: true
    level: 'verbose', // the minimum level to log; if undefined, all levels will be logged; default: undefined
    timestamps: true, // enable/disable timestamps in console logs; default: true
  },
  cloud: {
    enabled: true,  // enable/disable console logging; default: true
    level: 'verbose', // the minimum level to log; if undefined, all levels will be logged; default: undefined
    host: HOST,
    token: API_TOKEN,
    appKey: APP_KEY,
  }
});

There are several ways how you can log a message. You can add metadata which provides more information about the log. You can also add a scope (e.g. "db" for all database related logs, "auth" for all authentication related logs). The scope allows you to easily filter the logs in the web UI.

Basic Log Message

logger.info('Hello world.');
logger.log('info', 'Hello world.');

Log Message with metadata

logger.info('User signed in.', { name: 'Tobias', age: 24 });
logger.log('info', 'User signed in.', { name: 'Tobias', age: 24 });

Log Messages with scope

logger.scope('db');
logger.debug('Initializing DB connection...');
logger.info('Initialization successful.');
logger.unscope();

Send a single message with a given scope

logger.scope('db');
logger.debug('Initializing DB connection...');

logger.scoped('other scope').info('Info log with other scope.');
// OR
logger.info('Info log with other scope.', { scope: 'other scope' });
logger.scoped('other scope').info('Info log with another scope.', { scope: 'another scope' }); // meta scope will overwrite other scopes

logger.info('Initialization successful.');
logger.unscope();