Hapi Console

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Install

npm i --save hapi-console

Quick Example

const Hapi = require('hapi');
const server = new Hapi.Server({ debug: false });
const hapiConsole = require('hapi-console');

server.register({
    register: hapiConsole,
    options: {
    
        // ignore /ignore/me route
        ignore: ['/ignore/me'],

        // show custom data about the request
        custom: {
            // shows custom data about auth.credentials.uid as 'uid: <>'
            'auth.credentials.uid': true,  
            
            // shows a JSON.stringify version of query
            'query': true, 
            
            // executes the function and uses the output where x is request.headers
            'headers': (x) => JSON.stringify(x).replace(/"/g, '') 
        },
        
        // if true it uses the full path of the key to display the data 
        // if false it uses just the last property key to display data
        customFullLengthKey: false
    }
}, () => {
    if (err) {
        console.error(err);
    }
    
    server.route({
        path: '/',
        method: 'get',
        handler: (req, res) => {
        
            // will show an error
            req.log('error', 'err');
             
            // will also show an error with stack
            req.log('error', new Error()); 
            
            // will log on request
            req.log('log', 'log 1');  

            // will log on server
            server.log('log', 'this is a server log'); // we
            
            // will show an unexpected error
            setTimeout(() => {throw new Error('up')}, 100);
        }
    });  
  
    server.start();
});

Note: userFilter has been deprecated in favour of custom since 0.6.0

Options

options.ignore {Array.<String>}

Will not write to console output from the route's context but will log errors

options.ignoreSyscall {Boolean}

Will not write to console output any syscall errors

options.userFilter {Object.<String, Boolean>}

Will filter what data from request.auth.credentials is shown in the output

Interpreting the output

Server start

Example:

SERVER test/2 STARTED
    ID:         Stefan:26747:itfodt15
    PORT:       8081
    HOST:       Stefan
    PROTOCOL:   http
    URI:        http://Stefan:8081

Explanation:

SERVER {connection assigned labels split by /} STARTED
       ID:         {connection id}
       PORT:       {port}
       HOST:       {host}
       PROTOCOL:   {protocol}
       URI:        {full uri}

Server Log

server.log(['log', 'test'], 'this is a server log');

Example: 
1474629596922:Stefan:26747:itfodt0w       | [log/test] this is a server log
Explanation: 
{ timestamp }:{host}:{pid}:{ts base64}    | [{tags}] {message}

Request Log

req.log(['log', 'test'], 'request log');

Example: 
1474629596915:Stefan:26747:itfodt0w:10000:8080 [test|1] 127.0.0.1 [{uid: 12345}] [log/test] log 1
Explanation: 
{ timestamp }:{host}:{pid}:{ts base64}:{counter}:{port} [{connection labels}] {ip} [{user data}] [{tags}] {message}

Request Error

req.log('error', new Error('¯\\_(ツ)_/¯')

Example:
1474629596915:Stefan:26747:itfodt0w:10000:8080 [test|1] 127.0.0.1 [null] [ERROR] Error ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ \n {stack}
Explanation: 
{ timestamp }:{host}:{pid}:{ts base64}:{counter}:{port} [{connection labels}] {ip} [{user data}] [ERROR] {error stack trace}

Reply

res({success: true}}

Example:
1474629596915:Stefan:26747:itfodt0w:10000:8080 [test|1] 127.0.0.1 [{uid: 1234}] 200 GET:/ 0.74[0.02~0+0.28~0.42]
Explanation:
{ timestamp }:{host}:{pid}:{ts base64}:{counter}:{port} [{connection labels}] {ip} [{user data}] {status code} {method}:{path} {total time ms}[{traffic in time + hapi head}~{auth time ms}+{handler time ms}~{traffic out time + hapi tail}]
Info: if the times don't add up that's because there's also time spent inside the `HAPI` server code 

Unexpected Error

throw 'up'

Example:
1474629596915:Stefan:26747:itfodt0w:10000:8080 [test|1] 127.0.0.1 [null] [ERROR] Error: Uncaught error: up
Explanation: 
{ timestamp }:{host}:{pid}:{ts base64}:{counter}:{port} [{connection labels}] {ip} [{user data}] [ERROR] {error stack trace}

Colors:

Colors will enable automatically

Force colors off

Use --no-color or --color=false

Force colors on

Use --color, --color=true or --color=always

License

Please see license.md