@nearform/trail-core
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Audit trail logging service
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@nearform/trail-core
trail-core is the core package. It is responsible for manipulating audit trails entries.
Install
To install via npm:
npm install @nearform/trail-core
Trail requires an instance of Postgres (version 9.5+) to function correctly. For simplicity, a preconfigured docker-compose
file has been provided:
docker-compose --file node_modules/@nearform/trail-core/docker-compose.yml up
The initial tables can be created by executing:
npx trail-database-init --dbName=trails_test
npx trail-database-migrate --dbName=trails_test
Usage
const { TrailsManager } = require('@nearform/trail')
const main = async function() {
const manager = new TrailsManager()
const id = await manager.insert({
when: '2018-05-01T12:00:00.123',
who: 'user:1',
what: 'open',
subject: 'page:1',
})
const trail = await manager.get(id)
console.log(trail.who)
await manager.close()
}
main().catch(console.error)
Configuration options
The following configuration options can be passed to the TrailsManager
constructor:
logger
: A logger (e.g. pino instance).db
: Database pool configuration settings. Can include any of the following:host
: The database host; defaults tolocalhost
.port
: The database port; defaults to5432
.database
: The database name; defaults totrails
.user
: The database username; defaults topostgres
.password
: The database password; defaults topostgres
.max
: The maximum pool size; defaults to10
.idleTimeoutMillis
: The timeout period; defaults to30000
.
The trail object
The trail object is a plain object with the following attributes:
when
: MANDATORY - A timestamp. When writing, it can be a Javascript date, a string in the RFC3339 (basically ISO8601) format or a luxon DateTime. In all case, the timestamp is converted to UTC timezone. When reading, a UTC luxon DateTime will be returned.who
: MANDATORY - The actor who performed the action. See below for the description of its type.what
: MANDATORY - The action that was performed. See below for the description of its type.subject
: MANDATORY - The subject the action was performed on. See below for the description of its type.where
: A optional object describing the location where the action was performed.why
: A optional object describing the reason why the action was performed.meta
: Additional metadata for this trail.
The who
, what
and subject
attributes are objects containing at least the id
string attribute. When creating or updating a record, you can specify just a string.
It will be automatically converted to a object containing only the id
attribute.
API
async TrailsManager.insert(trail)
Inserts a new trail in the database.
Returns the newly trail id.
async TrailsManager.get(id)
Fetches a trail from the database.
Returns the requested trail or null
.
async TrailsManager.update(id, trail)
Replaces a trail in the database.
Note that partial updates are not supported, which means that the record will be completed replaced.
Returns true
if the record was found and updated, false
otherwise.
async TrailsManager.delete(id)
Deletes a trail from the database.
Returns true
if the record was found and deleted, false
otherwise.
async TrailsManager.search({from, to, who, what, subject, page, pageSize, sort, exactMatch, caseInsensitive})
Searchs for trails in the database.
The from
and to
attributes follow the same rule of the when
trail attributes and are inclusive.
The who
, what
and subject
attributes must be string and can be used to search inside the id
attributes of the respective trail attributes.
You can use exactMatch
(default to false
) to match only trails which id
is exactly the searched value.
You can use caseInsensitive
(default to false
) to ignore case when matching values.
The page
and pageSize
attributes can be used to control pagination. They must be positive numbers. The default pageSize is 25.
To sort results, use the sort
attribute. It supports sorting by the id
, when
, who
, what
and subject
attributes.
The default sort direction is ascending, but it can be reversed by prepending a dash. (i.e: -who
). The default value is -when
.
Returns an object with the result count and array of found trail objects.
async TrailsManager.enumerate({from, to, type, page, pageSize, desc})
Searchs for distinct ids in the database.
The from
and to
attributes follow the same rule of the when
trail attributes and are inclusive.
The type
must be one of the following values: who
, what
or subject
.
The page
and pageSize
attributes can be used to control pagination. They must be positive numbers. The default pageSize is 25.
The desc
can be set to true
to sort results by descending order.
Returns an array of found id (depending on the type
attribute), ordered alphabetically.
CLI
trail-database-init
Command used to create initial tables required by Trail.
npx trail-database-init
--dbHost
(default: 'localhost') - Postgres hostname (or useTRAIL_DB_HOST
env variable)--dbPort
(default: 5432) - Postgres port (or useTRAIL_DB_PORT
env variable)--dbUsername
(default: 'postgres') - Postgres username (or useTRAIL_DB_USERNAME
env variable)--dbPassword
(default: 'postgres') - Postgres password (or useTRAIL_DB_PASSWORD
env variable)--dbName
(default: 'trails') - Trail database name (or useTRAIL_DB_NAME
env variable)
trail-database-migrate
Command used to run any database migrations manually.
npx trail-database-migrate --version=<version>
--version
- Migration version (or useTRAIL_MIGRATE_VERSION
env variable)--dbHost
(default: 'localhost') - Postgres hostname (or useTRAIL_DB_HOST
env variable)--dbPort
(default: 5432) - Postgres port (or useTRAIL_DB_PORT
env variable)--dbUsername
(default: 'postgres') - Postgres username (or useTRAIL_DB_USERNAME
env variable)--dbPassword
(default: 'postgres') - Postgres password (or useTRAIL_DB_PASSWORD
env variable)--dbName
(default: 'trails') - Trail database name (or useTRAIL_DB_NAME
env variable)
License
Copyright nearForm Ltd 2018. Licensed under MIT.