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splunk-hec-logger

v1.0.4

Published

send logs to splunk cloud hec

Readme

📘 Splunk Cloud HTTP Event Collector Service

🛠️ Overview

The Splunk Logging Service is a library designed to provide centralized logging functionality for frontend applications. It includes a singleton LoggingService class and supports custom logger implementations via the GenericLogger interface.

✨ Features

  • 🏷️ Singleton Logging Service: Centralized logging with a single active instance.
  • 🔧 Custom Logger Support: Easily integrate your own logger implementations via the GenericLogger interface.
    👉 If you want to add support for other frontend frameworks, feel free to create a pull request!
  • 🚀 Simple Initialization: Start logging with minimal setup.

📦 Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install splunk-hec-logger

🚀 Usage

Initializing the Logging Service

To initialize the logging service, provide a logger that implements the GenericLogger interface (f.e. Ui5LoggerAdapter):

import LoggingService, { Ui5LoggerAdapter } from "splunk-hec-logger";

const logger = new Ui5LoggerAdapter(...);
LoggingService.initService(logger);
LoggingService.getInstance().start();

📖 API

LoggingService

  • initService(logger: GenericLogger): void Initializes the logging service with the provided logger. Ensures only one instance of the service is active.
  • getInstance(): LoggingService Returns the Instance of the LoggingService. This public function can only be called after initService(...) function, otherwise error is thrown.

Ui5LoggerAdapter

A pre-built logger adapter tailored for UI5 applications with version 1.120.

🛠️ Interfaces

GenericLogger

The GenericLogger interface defines the contract for custom loggers.

📜 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.