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@homeappcorporate/logger

v1.0.0

Published

####Introduction

Downloads

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Readme

Logger · npm version

####Introduction

Zero dependencies Logger module, for consoling messages with given level and metadata.

Installing

$ yarn add @homeappcorporate/logger

or

$ npm install @homeappcorporate/logger --save

Usage

For initialization, you need to create an instance of the Logger.

Basic example:

import Logger from '@homeapp/logger';

const logger = new Logger();

logger.error(new Error('Some message'), { someMeta: 'someValue' });
logger.info('Info message', { someMeta: 'someValue' });

Logger constructor Parameters

| Parameter | Type | Default | Required | Description | | --------- | ---------------- | ------- | -------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------- | | loggers | array<object> | [] | no | List of loggers, must have required methods (error, info, warn) |

Logger instance Methods

| Method | Description | | ---------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | error(event, metadata) | Consoling a given event with error level | | info(event, metadata) | Same as error(event, metadata), but with level info | | warn(event, metadata) | Same as error(event, metadata), but with level warn |

WARNING! Every logger, which was passed into loggers array in a constructor, must have three required methods: error, warn and info.

Usage example

import Logger from '@homeapp/logger';

function post(event, meta, level) {
  console.log(`...requesting custom logger to remote server with level - ${level}`);
  fetch('hhtp://some-logger-server', {
    method: 'POST',
    body: JSON.stringify({ event, meta, level }),
  });
}

class MyCustomLogger {
  constructor(config) {
    // some cutom logic
  }

  error(event, metadata) {
    post(event, metadata, 'error');
  }

  warn(event, metadata) {
    post(event, metadata, 'warn');
  }

  info(event, metadata) {
    post(event, metadata, 'info');
  }
}

const customLogger = new MyCustomLogger({ someConfig: 'value' });
const logger = new Logger({ loggers: [customLogger] });

logger.error('Some message', { someMeta: 'someValue' });

this code will console

 Error: Some message
 meta data: {
   "someMeta": someValue
 }
 ...requesting custom logger to remote server, with level error