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mailog

v2.0.3

Published

log event to mail and web

Readme

Mailog

Mailog is useful Logging module.

This module lets you log events simply and can get logs by E-Mail and Website. By using Mailog into your project, You won't be worry about event log of your services.

Install

$ npm install mailog

Usage

Initalize Module

You need to initalize module before logging. Init Function requires log and web Objects. First, You should write information related to your mail account in the log section. Second, You should write authenication data into the web section.

Your input will be encrypted via bcrypt and base64.

Example:

const mailog = require('mailog');
// import * as mailog from 'mailog';
mailog.init({ // Log Part
    host: "smtp.hanmail.net",
    port: 465,
    svcName: "Your Service Name",
    useSecureConnection: true,
    auth: {
        id: "your id",
        pass: "your password"
    },
    sender: "your email",
    receiver: "your email",
    timeZone: "Asia/Seoul"
}, { // Web Part
    use: true, // or false
    port: 5002, // if you want to use web part, set use to true and set port
    auth: {
        id: 'admin',
        pass: 'admin'
    }
})

Log Event

Use mailog.info to log information level. Mailog have 4 Log Level, info, warn, error, debug.

Example:

const mailog = require('mailog');
// import * as mailog from 'mailog';

mailog.info("Hello World!", false); //false means don't mail this log.
mailog.warn("Watch Out!", true);
mailog.error("There is an error...", false);
mailog.debug("Bezzzz. I'm bug!", true);

Check Logs on Web

Log web's default port is 5001. you can acccess web logs at http://your.domain:5001

Examples

If you need example file, you can get examples here.

Credits

License

GNU GPL 3.0 License