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pingoni

v1.2.0

Published

Official Pingoni SDK - Real-time API monitoring

Readme

pingoni

Real-time API monitoring for Express.js apps. Tracks every request and displays it live in your Pingoni dashboard.

Install

npm install pingoni

Setup

const express = require("express"); const pingoni = require("pingoni");

const app = express();

// Add this at the TOP, before your routes app.use(pingoni(process.env.PINGONI_API_KEY));

// ... your routes here ...

// Add this at the BOTTOM, after all your routes (for stack traces) app.use(pingoni.errorHandler(process.env.PINGONI_API_KEY));

Get Your API Key

  1. Sign up at pingoni.com
  2. Go to Settings in your dashboard
  3. Copy your API key
  4. Store it in your .env file as PINGONI_API_KEY

What Gets Logged

  • HTTP method
  • Endpoint
  • Status code
  • Response time
  • Error message
  • Timestamp -Request headers (sanitized, no auth tokens) -Stack traces (for unhandled errors)

Pingoni never logs request bodies or user data.

Requirements

  • Node.js 14+
  • Express.js 4+

License

MIT