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@amazeeio/amazeeio-logs

v3.0.2

Published

amazeeio logs sdk

Downloads

29

Readme

amazeeio-logs

This is a nodejs helper called amazeeio-logs within the amazeeio lagoon deployment system.

It allows nodejs services to log messages to the amazeeio-logs rabbitmq exchange, which then are handled by other services like elasticsearch and slack.

Usage

import { sendToAmazeeioLogs, initSendToAmazeeioLogs } from '@amazeeio/amazeeio-logs';
initSendToAmazeeioLogs();

sendToAmazeeioLogs(severity: string, sitegroup: string, uuid: string, event: string, meta: object, message: string)
  • severity - one of error, warn, info, verbose, debug, silly based on winston log levels
  • sitegroup - sitegroup this log message belongs to, can be empty string
  • uuid - webhook uuid this log message belongs to, can be empty
  • event - name of the event to be logged, is used to define were the log should be displayed later (like slack, hipchat, etc.)
  • meta - additional information about the message in a javascript object
  • message - human readable text of the log message, which will be used when the message is shown to humans (like slack)

Hosting

Fully developed in Docker and hosted on amazee.io Openshift, see the .openshift folder. Deployed via Jenkinsfile.

Uses amazeeio/centos7-node:node6 as base image.