Xyphra

Xyphra is the official, native replacement for morgan in the XyPriss G3 ecosystem. Designed for ultra-high performance and Zero-Trust security, it offers features that standard JS loggers lack, such as native JSON support, automatic security redaction, and GDPR-compliant IP anonymization.

Features

• Blazing Fast: Native TypeScript implementation with zero overhead.
• Security-First: Redact sensitive headers (Authorized, Cookies, etc.) automatically.
• GDPR Compliant: One-click IP anonymization.
• Hybrid Architecture: Use it as a XyPriss Plugin (Lifecycle integrated) or as a standard middleware.

Security & Required Permissions (XHS G3)

Xyphra operates under a strict Zero-Trust model. To ensure full visibility and accurate telemetry, you must grant the following permissions in your xypriss.config.jsonc:

• XHS.PERM.SECURITY.SENSITIVE_DATA: Critical. Grants access to request headers (User-Agent, Referer). Note: Standard headers like Host and Content-Type are visible by default through selective masking, but full identification requires this permission.
• XHS.PERM.HTTP.GLOBAL_MIDDLEWARE: Required to hook into the global request/response stream via server.app.use().
• XHS.HOOK.HTTP.ON_RESPONSE: Required for lifecycle-integrated logging (triggered at the end of every response).
• Strictly Typed: Full TypeScript support with detailed request timing.

Developer Identity (G3 Security)

[!IMPORTANT] Developer ID: ed25519:a58b17a3e46302dd3ae5538bc9b8b991c57f4c5fe2e7d8ac41803de818d947f4 This plugin is cryptographically signed. Always verify the signature during installation.

Installation

xfpm install xyphra

Quick Start

1. Register as a Plugin (Recommended)

In your xypriss.config.jsonc, grant the necessary permissions:

{
  "$internal": {
    "xyphra": {
      "permissions": {
        "allowedHooks": [
          "XHS.HOOK.HTTP.REQUEST",
          "XHS.HOOK.HTTP.RESPONSE",
          "XHS.PERM.SECURITY.SENSITIVE_DATA",
        ],
        "policy": "allow",
      },
    },
  },
}

Then, register the plugin using one of the two standard methods:

Method A: Via ServerOptions (Standard)

import { createServer } from "xypriss";
import { XyphraPlugin } from "xyphra";

const server = createServer({
  plugins: {
    register: [
            XyphraPlugin({
                anonymizeIp: true,
                immediate: false,
                stream: {
                    write(str: string) {
                        console.log(str);
                    },
                },
            }),
        ],
  }
});

Method B: Programmatically (Runtime)

import { Plugin } from "xypriss";
import { XyphraPlugin } from "xyphra";

Plugin.exec(
  XyphraPlugin({
    format: "json",
    anonymizeIp: true,
    redactHeaders: ["authorization", "cookie"],
  })
);

2. Use as Middleware (Compat Mode)

import { xyphraMiddleware } from "xyphra";

server.use(xyphraMiddleware("dev"));

Configuration

| Option | Type | Description | | :-------------- | :--------- | :---------------------------------------------- | | format | string | 'json', 'dev', 'combined', 'short', 'tiny' | | stream | Stream | Output target (default: stdout) | | anonymizeIp | boolean | Mask the last octet of IP addresses | | redactHeaders | string[] | List of headers to mask as [REDACTED] | | immediate | boolean | Log on request start instead of response finish |

License

MIT © Nehonix-Team