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@codrjs/logger

v1.0.0

Published

A logger for everything Codr

Downloads

2

Readme

@codrjs/logger

npm version CodeQL

Purpose

This module is to help facilitate creating and managing multiple winston loggers on the global level of each micro-service within Codr.

Getting started

Important! By default, all loggers log to a logs/combined.log file and the console. There is no need to add these additional transports.

Logging levels:

  1. error
  2. warn
  3. info
  4. http
  5. verbose
  6. debug

Log structure:

All logs in every micro-service should look like this:

logs/
  [service]/
    all.log
    debug.log
    ...
  combined.log

Installing the package

Install the package from the npm registry. You do not need to install winston. This package SHOULD take care of all logging needs.

yarn add @codrjs/logger

Inside the micro-service, you can get create a logger for each internal service you want to seperate.

/* Import the health package */
import Logger, { transports } from "@codrjs/logger";

const logger = Logger.add("Service 1", [
  new transports.File({
    filename: "logs/service-1/all.log",
  }),
  new transports.File({
    filename: "logs/service-1/debug.log",
    level: "debug",
  }),
]);

const otherLogger = Logger.add("Service 2", [
  new transports.File({
    filename: "logs/service-2/all.log",
  }),
  new transports.File({
    filename: "logs/service-2/debug.log",
    level: "debug",
  }),
]);

logger.info("Hello world!");
logger.debug("I'm a debug message");

otherLogger.info("Hello world!");
otherLogger.debug("I'm a debug message");

/**
Outputs:
  logs/combined.log
    2023-02-19 11:33:26:3326 [Service 1] [info] Hello world
    2023-02-19 11:33:26:3326 [Service 2] [info] Hello world

  logs/service-1/all.log
    2023-02-19 11:33:26:3326 [Service 1] [info] Hello world

  logs/service-1/debug.log
    2023-02-19 11:33:26:3326 [Service 1] [debug] I'm a debug message

  logs/service-2/all.log
    2023-02-19 11:33:26:3326 [Service 2] [info] Hello world

  logs/service-2/debug.log
    2023-02-19 11:33:26:3326 [Service 2] [debug] I'm a debug message
*/

Todo:

  • [ ] Implement daily rotating logs

Contributing

# Clone the repo
git clone [email protected]:CodrJS/logger.git

# Install yarn if you don't have it already
npm install -g yarn

# Install dependencies, build, and test the code
yarn install
yarn build
yarn test