@dvsa/azure-logger
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Shareable Logging Facade, implemented with Winston
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Azure Logger
Winston Logger with a custom Azure Application Insights Transport
Logging levels
- critical
- error
- warning
- event
- request
- dependency
- security
- audit
- info
- debug
Installation
If using npm:
npm install @dvsa/azure-logger
or if using Yarn
yarn add @dvsa/azure-logger
Specify the environment variables in a .env file, for example
LOG_LEVEL=event
NODE_ENV=development
APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_CONNECTION_STRING={APPLICATION_INSIGHTS_CONNECTION_STRING}
Example Use:
- Create a file logger.ts and export the azure logger from it, instantiating it with the project and component names.
import { Logger } from '@dvsa/azure-logger';
export default new Logger('ftts', 'ftts-location-api');
- For Azure Functions, two wrappers are provided to enable auto correlation of all logs and telemetry including external requests and dependencies.
For HTTP triggers use the
httpTriggerContextWrapper
with req passed in. UsenonHttpTriggerContextWrapper
for all other trigger types. For example, wrap a time trigger function in your function index file like so:
import { nonHttpTriggerContextWrapper } from '@dvsa/azure-logger';
import { AzureFunction, Context } from '@azure/functions';
const myTimeTrigger: AzureFunction = async (): Promise<void> => {
// do something
};
export default async (context: Context): Promise<void> => nonHttpTriggerContextWrapper(myTimeTrigger, context);
Request and dependency log methods are still provided for manual tracing if it is needed e.g. for service bus correlation. These require context to be passed in to fetch the correct trace ids.
- Whenever you want to log an item import the logger.ts file.
import logger from './logger';
function getData(): void {
try {
// Do calculations
} catch(error) {
logger.error(error);
}
}
APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_CONNECTION_STRING
When using an Azure function app the following environment variable must be present and contain the connection string for the application insights instance you wish to use.
APPLICATIONINSIGHTS_CONNECTION_STRING