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@ambassify/bunyan-logger

v5.0.0

Published

A drop-in replacement logger for console which logs to graylog and the console.

Downloads

181

Readme

bunyan-logger

A drop-in replacement logger for console which logs to graylog and the console. It includes support for CommonJS as well as ES Modules and has optimized builds for the browser. These are exposed through the various package.json entrypoints.

Usage

CommonJS

const createLogger = require('@ambassify/bunyan-logger');
const console = createLogger({ /* options */ });

// or to get a preconfigured logger based on your environment
const console = require('@ambassify/bunyan-logger/default');

console.log('test'); // Logs to console and graylog

ES Modules

import createLogger from '@ambassify/bunyan-logger';
const console = createLogger({ /* options */ });

// or to get a preconfigured logger based on your environment
import console from '@ambassify/bunyan-logger/default.esm';

console.log('test'); // Logs to console and graylog

Options

| Name | Type |Description | | -- | -- | -- | | name | String| Name for your logger. Required. | | notify | Boolean| Whether or not to output a log when a stream is enabled. Defaults to true. Can be overridden per stream. | | level | String| Minimal log level that gets emitted, lower levels are ignored. Can be overridden per stream. | | fields | Object| You can pass default fields for the logger here, these will be included on every log record. | | stdout | Object| Options for the console logger. Set to false to disable. | | serializers | Object| Bunyan serializers. The default serializers are always added. | | logUnhandled | Boolean| Whether or not to log unhandled errors, promise rejections, window.onerror events, ... Defaults to false. | | stdout.pretty | boolean| Whether or not to output pretty logs instead of raw JSON. Defaults to true. | | stdout.level | String| Minimal log level that gets emitted, lower levels are ignored. | | stdout.notify | boolean| Whether or not to output a log when this stream is enabled. Defaults to true. | | graylog | Object| Options for the GELF logger. Set to false to disable. | | graylog.endpoint | string| GELF endpoint of the graylog instance. Required. | | graylog.tags | Array| Tags to add to your graylog logs. | | graylog.level | String| Minimal log level that gets emitted, lower levels are ignored. | | graylog.notify | boolean| Whether or not to output a log when this stream is enabled. Defaults to true. |