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arupex-logger

v1.0.5

Published

logger

Downloads

85

Readme

arupex-logger

Generic logger that operates in both a JSON format and a Easy to read Dev format but is also extendable

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Description:

This is the logging framework that npm arupex uses

Main feature

process.NODE_ENV === 'production' || 'prod'

Uses a prod formatter which formats logs in JSON so splunk and other aggregators can read your logs easily

  • IE:

     {
         "timestamp":"2018-03-19T21:18:54.023+00:00",
         "logger_name":"Prod Logger",
         "level":"info",
         "log_line":"    at traceRoute (/Users/daniel.irwin/git/arupex-logger/Logger.js:21:20)",
         "message":"quick test"
     }

Otherwise a dev formatter is used to keep your console clean, but also give you timestamps, and tracing information

  • IE:

    19:37:21 Dev Logger info     at traceRoute  | Logger.js:21:20 quick test

LOG Factory

let LoggerFactory = require('arupex-logger').LoggerFactory;
let factory = new LoggerFactory(opts);
let console = factory.getLogger('my-logger', overridingOpts);

Logger

let Logger = require('arupex-logger').Logger;

let console = new Logger('my-logger', opts);
default opts = { 
   level      : 'info',
   outStream  : process.stdout,
   errStream  : process.stdError,
   messageKey : 'message',
   slicer     : DEFAULT_SLICER_FUNCTION,
   devFormat  : DEFAULT_DEV_FORMAT,
   prodFormat : DEFAULT_PROD_FORMAT
}; // optional

Log Types:

DEBUG:

console.debug();//debug level log 

INFO:

console.log();//info level log
console.info();//info level log
console.pretty();//info level log that pretties json
console.box();//info level log that boxes data

ERROR:

console.error();//error level log

VERBOSE:

console.verbose();//verbose level log

SILLY:

console.silly();//silly level log

CRITICAL:

console.critical();//critical level log

CRUCIAL:

console.crucial();//crucial level log that ends the current process! process.exit(1)