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sails-hook-accesslogs

v1.1.0

Published

Sails JS hook to activate winston request logging for every request and logs access logs to file system

Downloads

3

Readme

sails-hook-accesslogs

Note: Requires Sails.js version >=0.11.0-rc

Sails JS hook to activate winston powered request logging (or creating access logs) for your sails app.

Installation

npm install sails-hook-accesslogs

Usage

Just lift your app as normal and all your server requests will be logged, with useful information such as response-time, straight to your console. As a default it is activated in your dev environment but deactivated in production.

Configuration

By default, configuration lives in sails.config.accesslogs.

Parameter | Type | Details -------------- | ------------------- |:--------------------------------- format | ((string)) | Defines which logging to use. Defaults to :remote-addr - [:date[clf]] ":method :url" :status :response-time ms ":user-agent". logLocation | ((string)) | Defines where to log: console or file. Defaults to console. fileLocation | ((string)) | Location of file relative to project root (if file is specified in logLocation. This has no effect if console is specified in logLocation. inDevelopment | ((boolean)) | Whether or not to log requests in development environment. Defaults to true. inProduction | ((boolean)) | Whether or not to log requests in production environment Defaults to false.

That’s it!