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mongoose-sentry-logger

v1.0.3

Published

A simple sentry logging interceptor plugin for mongoose

Readme

Mongoose Sentry Logger

A simple sentry logging interceptor plugin for mongoose. This plugin works by implementing the following:

  • Intercepting error events emitted on mongoose Models
  • Intercepting connection error events
  • Registering a global plugin that implements an error-handling middleware to intercept errors on a schema-level.

All errors are intercepted and sent to Sentry.

Dependencies

Ensure you have mongoose and @sentry/node packages installed on your project before your proceed. If you do not, please run the command below:

npm i mongoose @sentry/node --save

How to use

  1. Import MongooseSentryLogger:

      const mongoose = require('mongoose');
      const {
          MongooseSentryLogger
      } = require('mongoose-sentry-logger');

    or using ES6 import:

      import mongoose from 'mongoose';
      import {
          MongooseSentryLogger
      } from 'mongoose-sentry-logger';
  2. Initialize the plugin before connecting to your MongoDB

  const logger = MongooseSentryLogger.init({
      mongoose, // Required. Mongoose instance
      service: 'my-app', // Optional. a custom tag to filter events in Sentry
      dsn: 'SENTRY_DSN' // Required. Sentry DSN for your project
  });

  // the init method returns an optional custom bunyan logger
  // that you can pass into your mongoose connection 
  const mongooseOptions = {
    ...,
    logger: logger,
    loggerLevel: 'info'
  }

  // your DB connect script here
  mongoose.connect(uri, mongooseOptions);

Debugging

To enable debugging, simply pass debug: true into the init options of the plugin.

  MongooseSentryLogger.init({
    ...
    debug: true
  });