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@leisurelink/skinny-event-loggins

v1.0.0

Published

Simple package that exposes a logger class for emitting events upon log methods. Works well with @leisurelink/skinny-loggins

Downloads

11

Readme

@leisurelink/skinny-event-loggins

Simple event-based logger designed to be easily plugged into a different logging framework.

Design goals

No dependencies, pure emit of log events, simple to use.

Sample Usage

const Logger = require('@leisurelink/skinny-event-loggins');
const log = Logger('my-namespace');

const skinny = new (require('@leisurelink/skinny-loggins'));
skinny.consumeFrom(log);

// - or -
const realLogger = require('winston');

log.on('log', function(ev){
  realLogger[ev.kind](ev.namespace + ' - ' + ev.message, ev.err);
});

//...
log.silly('Extremely detailed log message', result);

API

Logger(namespace, eventSink)

Create a logger with the specified namespace (optional) and the specified event sink (optional). Returns an object with these methods:

[silly|debug|verbose|info|warn|error(message, err)

Log a message of the specified level with optional error

on(event, handler)

Subscribes to events from the logger.

withNamespace(namespace, separator)

Creates a child logger with the specified namespace. If the current logger has a namespace, the new namespace is created to look like 'old:new'. Use the separator parameter to specify a different separator than ':'. If separator === false, then the new namespace will not include the old.