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@ogcio/nextjs-logging-wrapper

v14.2.9

Published

This logging wrapper goal is to standardize the records written by our NextJs services.

Downloads

3,005

Readme

NextJs Logging Wrapper

This logging wrapper goal is to standardize the records written by our NextJs services.

How to

To use this package three steps are needed:

  • add "nextjs-logging-wrapper": "*", to your dependencies
  • based on the needs, you can use one of the two available methods:
    • getServerLogger(), that must be used to log entries on the server side
    • getClientLogger(), used to log entries on the client side

Server example

import { getServerLogger } from "nextjs-logging-wrapper";
.....
"use server"
.....
getServerLogger().debug("Welcome to the server side!");

Client example

"use client"
import { getClientLogger } from "nextjs-logging-wrapper";
.....
getClientLogger().debug("Welcome to the client side!");

Log entries format

Client Side

The entry for the client logger will be something similar to

{"level":30,"level_name":"INFO","timestamp":1719322306071,"request":{"path":"/en/the-page","params":{"locale":"en"},"query_params":{}},"message":"Welcome to the client side"}

Server Side

The entry for the server logger will be something similar to

 {"level":30,"level_name":"INFO","hostname":"SSalvatico-ITMAC24","timestamp":1719323762474,"request_id":"50572f1b-a789-459d-9770-c525b69a221e","request":{"scheme":"http","method":"GET","path":"/en/the-backend-route","hostname":"localhost:3002","language":"en","user_agent":"the user agent"},"message":"Welcome to the server side"}

Minimum Log Level

The minimum log level is decided, in order of priority, by:

  • optional minimumLevel parameter passed when the logger instance is created
  • LOG_LEVEL env variable
  • otherwise debug is set as default value

Docker

Remember to copy and build the package to the container in your Dockerfile!