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hubot-ibmcloud-logger

v0.0.20

Published

Logging utility for IBM Cloud hubot scripts

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10

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hubot-ibmcloud-logger

Logging utility for IBM Cloud hubot scripts

Getting Started

Usage

This script intercepts calls to robot.logger to add more detailed information about the state of the bot when the logging method was invoked. No changes are required, and one can continue to make calls to the logging functions as one normally would.

Installation

npm install -S hubot-ibmcloud-logger

Add "hubot-ibmcloud-logger" to the array in external-scripts.json.

Logging

Hubot uses the environment variable HUBOT_LOG_LEVEL to control the bots logging level. Invoking the robot logger functionality will add detailed information about the bot state.

Usage

var path = require('path');
var TAG = path.basename(__filename);
robot.logger.debug(`${TAG}: A debug test`);
robot.logger.info(`${TAG}: An info test`);
robot.logger.warning(`${TAG}: A warning test`);
robot.logger.error(`${TAG}: An error test`);

Output

[Tue Jun 28 2016 20:44:12 GMT-0400 (EDT)] DEBUG script.js: A debug test, Adapter: slack, Robot: hubot, Room: secret-channel, User: {name: 'Mimiron'}
[Tue Jun 28 2016 20:44:12 GMT-0400 (EDT)] INFO script.js: An info test, Adapter: slack, Robot: hubot, Room: secret-channel, User: {name: 'Mimiron'}
[Tue Jun 28 2016 20:44:12 GMT-0400 (EDT)] WARNING script.js: A warning test, Adapter: slack, Robot: hubot, Room: secret-channel, User: {name: 'Mimiron'}
[Tue Jun 28 2016 20:44:12 GMT-0400 (EDT)] ERROR script.js: An error test, Adapter: slack, Robot: hubot, Room: secret-channel, User: {name: 'Mimiron'}

License

See LICENSE.txt for license information.

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