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loki-logger-ts

v1.0.2

Published

Is a Grafana Loki Logger written in Typescript. It allows for the creation of a Grafana Loki Logging Client and easy parsing of messages and labels.

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Readme

loki-logger-ts

Is a Loki Logger written in Typescript. It allows for the creation of a Grafana Loki Logging Client and easy parsing of messages and labels.

More information about Loki can be found here. https://grafana.com/loki

Installation

# NPM
npm i loki-logger-ts
# or
# YARN
yarn add loki-logger-ts
# or
#PNPM
pnpm i loki-logger-ts

Usage

No Authentication

import { LokiClient, LogError, LokiLabels } from "loki-logger-ts";


const HostData = {
  url: "http://localhost:3100/api/prom/push"
};

const labels: LokiLabels = { source: "TestSource", job: "TestJob", host: "TestHost" };

async function main() {
  const client = new LokiClient(HostData.url);

  const msg = 'Test Message: No Authentication.';
  await LogError(client, msg, labels);

  client.getMetrics();
}

main();

Basic Authentication

import { LokiClient, LogError, LokiLabels } from "loki-logger-ts";

const HostData = {
  url: "http://localhost:3100/api/prom/push",
  username: "Test",
  password: "Test"
};


const labels: LokiLabels = { source: "TestSource", job: "TestJob", host: "TestHost" };

async function main() {
  const client = new LokiClient(HostData.url, {username: HostData.username, password: HostData.password});

  const msg = 'Test Message: Basic Authentication.';
  await LogError(client, msg, labels);

  client.getMetrics();
}

main();

Secret Authentication

import { LokiClient, LogError, LokiLabels } from "loki-logger-ts";

const HostData = {
  url: "http://localhost:3100/api/prom/push",
  secret: "Test"
};

const labels: LokiLabels = { source: "TestSource", job: "TestJob", host: "TestHost" };

async function main() {
  const client = new LokiClient(HostData.url, {secret: HostData.secret});

  const msg = 'Test Message: Secret Authentication';
  await LogError(client, msg, labels);


  client.getMetrics();
}

main();

Message Types

Four types of formatted messages can be sent, these are:

  • Error
import { LogError } from "loki-logger-ts";
  • Warning
import { LogWarning } from "loki-logger-ts";
  • Information
import { LogInfo } from "loki-logger-ts";
  • Debug
import { LogDebug } from "loki-logger-ts";

Unformatted messages can also be sent by using:

import { Log } from "loki-logger-ts";

Ticker

When large amount of messages will be sent the ticker should be enabled so the client will update timestamps once a second. This prevents a new Date object being created for every message.

To enable this the following is used:

import { LokiClient } from "loki-logger-ts";

const HostData = {
  url: "http://localhost:3100/api/prom/push",
  username: "Test", //Only needed if basic auth is used
  password: "Test" //Only needed if basic auth is used
  secret: "Test" //Only need if secret auth is need. Eg. Grafana Cloud
};

const client = new LokiClient(HostData.url, {}, true);

//Basic auth example
const clientBasicAuth = new LokiClient(HostData.url, {username: HostData.username, password: HostData.password}, true);

//Secret auth example
const clientSecretAuth = new LokiClient(HostData.url, {secret: HostData.secret}, true);

Note

For more information and functions look at the comments in the source code.