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hapi-good-insightops

v0.1.2

Published

Hapi Good reporter for Rapid7 InsightOps

Downloads

7

Readme

hapi-good-insightops

Good Reporter for InsightOps, formerly known as LogEntries. This is uses the recent r7insight_node package.

Was tested with:

  • Hapi 16.7.0 and Good 7.3.0
  • Hapi 17.8.1 and Good 8.1.1

Installation

$ npm install --save hapi-good-insightops

Usage

const Hapi = require('hapi')
const GoodInsightOps = require('hapi-good-insightops')
const server = new Hapi.Server()


// the options object is passed through to the insightOps logger. You have full access
// to all configuration as noted in the r7insight_node docs 
const insightOpsOptions = {
  minLevel: 1,
  token: '<your token>',
  region: 'eu'  
}

const goodOptions = {
  reporters: {
    insightOps: [new GoodInsightOps(insightOpsOptions)]
    }
}

server
  .register({
    plugin: require('good'),
    goodOptions
  })
  .then(() => {
    return server.start()
  })
  .then(() => {
    console.info(`Server started at ${server.info.uri}`)
  })

About log levels

The plugin translates between Hapi.js events like ops, request & response and the InsightOps log levels. See the defaultLevels object in the code.

When directly using Hapi's logging feature, i.e. server.log() and request.log(), you can add tags to inform the plugin what log level to use. For example:

server.log(['error'], 'something broke!')
server.log(['debug','tag2'], 'this is a debug statement with another tag')
server.log(['emerg'], 'no clue what emerg means')

Valid tags are the standard insightOps log levels with error added for convenience.

debug
info
notice
warning
err
error
crit
alert
emerg

License

MIT