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@debugr/insaner

v3.0.0-rc.8

Published

Insaner plugin for Advanced application logger

Downloads

5

Readme

Insaner plugin for Debugr

This plugin provides Debugr middleware for the Insaner web server. With this middleware a new task will automatically be started for each HTTP request that Insaner handles; additionally, both the HTTP request and the HTTP response or any error which reaches Insaner error handling will be automatically logged. If the HTTP response code is >= 500 (or >= 400 if the e4xx option is set) the response will be logged with the configured error level.

Installation

npm install --save @debugr/insaner

Usage

import { InsanerCollector } from '@debugr/insaner';
import { HttpServer, HttpRequest, HttpForbiddenError } from 'insaner';
import { Logger, LogLevel } from '@debugr/core';
import { ConsoleHandler } from '@debugr/console';

const globalContext = {
  applicationName: 'example',
};

const logger = new Logger(globalContext, [
  new ConsoleHandler({
    threshold: LogLevel.INFO,
  }),
  new InsanerCollector(),
]);

const server = new HttpServer();

// allow the plugin to hook into the HTTP server
logger.getPlugin('insaner').install(server);

// apply your routes etc
server.router.post('/my-api', function(req, res) {
  // ...
});

server.listen(8000);

Options

The InsanerCollector constructor accepts an optional options object with the following keys as the first argument:

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |---------------------------|------------|-------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | level | LogLevel | Logger.INFO | The level at which the request and response will be logged | | errorLevel | LogLevel | Logger.ERROR | The level at which error responses will be logged | | uncaughtLevel | LogLevel | options.errorLevel | The level at which uncaught errors which reach Insaner will be logged | | e4xx | boolean | false | Consider HTTP 4xx status code as an error response and log appropriately | | excludeHeaders | string[] | | Redact the contents of the specified headers when logging; global setting for both request and response | | request | object | | Request-specific logging options | | request.excludeHeaders | string[] | ['Authorization', 'Cookie'] | Redact the contents of the specified headers when logging; overrides global setting | | response | object | | Response-specific logging options | | response.excludeHeaders | string[] | ['Set-Cookie'] | Redact the contents of the specified headers when logging; overrides global setting |