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webux-logger

v1.6.6

Published

A wrapper to log everything

Downloads

9

Readme

Webux Logger

This is only a wrapper around winston.
The module simplify the usage of winston with multiple transports

  • console
  • files
  • logstash

it uses winston 3.x
Notice: to get logstash configuration working, you will need a ELK Stack, check the example folder.

Installation

npm i --save webux-logger

Usage

const options = {
  application_id: "Test01",
  forceConsole: true,
  consoleLevel: "silly",
  logstash: {
    host: "127.0.0.1",
    port: "5000" // udp only !
  },
  filenames: {
    error: "log/error.log",
    warn: "log/warn.log",
    info: "log/info.log",
    verbose: "log/verbose.log",
    debug: "log/debug.log",
    silly: "log/silly.log"
  },
  blacklist: ["password"]
};

Create a constant to define all the winston parameters.

  • application_id: specify which backend is sending the message.
  • forceConsole: it force to get the logs output to the console even in production.
  • consoleLevel: it set the level of message to show on the console.
  • logstash: set both parameters to get a logstash redirection, remember, the port must be UDP. (to disable logstash, just delete the option)
  • filenames: for each logging level, you can define a file.
  • blacklist: this array contains the words to remove from the logs.

if you provide no options, only the console output will work and only in development mode.

Example

const webuxlogger = require("webux-logger")(options);

webuxlogger.error("An error occur");
webuxlogger.info("An info occur");
webuxlogger.debug("An debug occur");
webuxlogger.warn({
  message: "watch out ! this is a json !",
  success: false,
  status: 500
});

Console Output:

{"message":"An error occur","level":"error","label":"Test01","timestamp":"2019-06-13T01:48:06.700Z"}
{"message":"An info occur","level":"info","label":"Test01","timestamp":"2019-06-13T01:48:06.705Z"}
{"message":"An debug occur","level":"debug","label":"Test01","timestamp":"2019-06-13T01:48:06.706Z"}
{"message":"watch out ! this is a json !","success":false,"status":500,"level":"warn","label":"Test01","timestamp":"2019-06-13T01:48:06.706Z"}

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

SEE LICENSE IN license.txt