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@jigsaw/fluent-logger

v0.2.8

Published

fluent-logger implementation for Node.js inspired by [fluent-logger-python].

Downloads

4

Readme

fluent-logger for Node.js

fluent-logger implementation for Node.js inspired by fluent-logger-python.

Build Status

Install

$ npm install fluent-logger

Prerequistes

Fluent daemon should listen on TCP port.

Usage

Send an event record to Fluentd

Singleton style

var logger = require('fluent-logger')
// The 2nd argument can be omitted. Here is a defualt value for options.
logger.configure('tag', {
   host: 'localhost',  
   port: 24224,
   timeout: 3.0
});

// send an event record with 'tag.label'
logger.emit('label', {record: 'this is a log'});

Instance style

var logger = require('fluent-logger').createFluentSender('tag', {
   host: 'localhost',  
   port: 24224,
   timeout: 3.0
});

The emit method has following signature

.emit([label string], , [timestamp number/date], [callback function])

Where only the record argument is required. If the label is set it will be appended to the configured tag.

Logging Library Support

log4js

Before using [log4js] support, you should install it IN YOUR APPLICATION.

var log4js = require('log4js');
log4js.addAppender(require('fluent-logger').support.log4jsAppender('mytag', {
   host: 'localhost',
   port: 24224,
   timeout: 3.0
}));

var logger = log4js.getLogger('foo');
logger.info('this log record is sent to fluent daemon');

License

Apache License, Version 2.0.