graylog-http

Node module to send Graylog Information via HTTP. Because sometimes that's all you need.

Functions

new Logger({url: "http://localhost:12201/gelf", host: "example.com",facility: "example-facility"})

Initializes the module with the given configuration

const Logger = require("graylog-http");
const logger = new Logger({url: "http://localhost:12201/gelf", host: "example.com"});

Parameters

• (string or instanceof require('url')) url : URL of the HTTP Input on your Graylog server. graylog-http supports both HTTP and HTTPS

• (string) host : Application Host(Optional Identifier)

• (string) facility : Application Facility(Optional Identifier)

send(message, level, extras)

Sends a message to the Graylog Server.

• message : Either a string or a object. If an object is given, it will be flattened to be correctly analyzed by Graylog.
• level : from 0 (panic) to 7 (debug), as described in the GELF specifications.
• extras : optional object to be sent to graylog.

Shorthands functions to send()

So you don't need to remember which level is which number :)

• debug(message, extras)
• info(message, extras)
• notice(message, extras)
• warn(message, extras)
• error(message, extras)
• critical(message, extras)
• alert(message, extras)
• panic(message, extras)

Examples

Contribute

• Idea taken from gelf-http library

Issues

Create any issue or a PR and i will look into it, its open for everybody

Run unit tests

You have a real Graylog server with an HTTP input? Test the module with it too!

$ npm install
$ mocha test

Changelog