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@topcoder-platform/error-logger

v1.0.0

Published

Topcoder Error Logger

Downloads

2

Readme

Topcoder Error Logger

Topcoder Error Logger

How to use this Module

  1. Include the module in package.json as follows

    "topcoder-error-logger": "topcoder-platform/topcoder-error-logger.git"
  2. Create an instance of this wrapper with the configuration variables listed below

    const errorLogger = require('topcoder-error-logger')
    const logger = errorLogger(_.pick(config,
          ['LOG_LEVEL', 'AUTH0_URL', 'AUTH0_AUDIENCE', 'TOKEN_CACHE_TIME',
            'AUTH0_CLIENT_ID', 'AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET', 'BUSAPI_URL',
            'KAFKA_ERROR_TOPIC', 'AUTH0_PROXY_SERVER_URL', 'KAFKA_MESSAGE_ORIGINATOR',
            'POST_KAFKA_ERROR_ENABLED', 'LENGTH_OF_ARRAY_TO_HIDE']))

    Configuration / Environment variables:

    • LOG_LEVEL: the log level, default is 'debug' if not passing
    • AUTH0_URL: the auth0 url
    • AUTH0_AUDIENCE: the auth0 audience
    • TOKEN_CACHE_TIME: the token cache time, it is optional field.
    • AUTH0_CLIENT_ID: the auth0 client id, used as credential
    • AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET: the auth0 client secret, used as credential
    • BUSAPI_URL: the Topcoder bus api base url.
    • KAFKA_ERROR_TOPIC: the error topic used when posting Kafka event
    • KAFKA_MESSAGE_ORIGINATOR: the Kafka message originator
    • AUTH0_PROXY_SERVER_URL: the auth0 proxy server url, it is optional field.
    • POST_KAFKA_ERROR_ENABLED: the boolean flag indicate whether posting error to Kafka or logging on console, default is false if not passing (logging on console)
    • LENGTH_OF_ARRAY_TO_HIDE: the length of array type parameter to be hided during logging, it is optional field.
  3. logFullError and error function in this module will return a promise, Handling promises is at the caller end. Call the functions with appropriate arguments. Other functions are normal function.

E.g.

logger
  .error('this is an message')
  .then(() => {})
  .catch(err => console.log(err))

await logger.error(new Error('this is an error'))

await logFullError(new Error('this is an error'), 'testMethod')

const addFunction = async (a, b) => { return a + b }
addFunction.schema = {
  a: Joi.number().integer().min(0).required(),
  b: Joi.number().integer().min(0).required()
}
const service = {
  add: addFunction
}

logger.buildService(service)

await service.add(1, 2)

Refer index.js for the list of available functions

Documentation for logging methods

Method | Description ------------- | ------------- error | log error, post Kafka event if enabled logFullError | log full error, post Kafka event if enabled decorateWithLogging | decorate method with logging decorateWithValidators | decorate method with Joi validator buildService | build service, for each method in service it will be decorated with logging and Joi validator

Authorization

The Error Logger internally generates a JWT token using Auth0 credentials which is used during posting Kafka message to remote server

Running tests

Following environment variables need to be set up before running the tests

- TEST_LOG_LEVEL
- TEST_AUTH0_URL
- TEST_TOKEN_CACHE_TIME
- TEST_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID
- TEST_AUTH0_CLIENT_SECRET
- TEST_AUTH0_AUDIENCE
- TEST_BUSAPI_URL
- TEST_KAFKA_ERROR_TOPIC
- TEST_POST_KAFKA_ERROR_ENABLED
- TEST_KAFKA_MESSAGE_ORIGINATOR

Refer to Step # 2 in this section to learn more about the configuration variables.

To run the tests alone, execute the command

npm run test
npm run e2e

To run tests with coverage report, execute the command

npm run cov
npm run e2e-cov