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logzio-client-side

v1.0.3

Published

A logger for the client-side. Using Lgzio client-side logger is a secured way to log info, debug, error and warning messages from your front-end. This logger will send all your front-end logs to your backend and then to Logz.io.

Downloads

154

Readme

Logzio Client-side Logger

A logger for the client-side. Using Lgzio client-side logger is a secured way to log info, debug, error and warning messages from your front-end. This logger will send all your front-end logs to your backend and then to Logz.io.

client-side-architecture

Install

npm logzio-client-side

Setting the client-side logger

Import and build the logger on your client-side, as the following example:

import * as logzioLogger from 'logzio-client-side'

const logger = logzioLogger.Logger({
  url: `http://<<your url>>api/log`
});

Parameters:

| Parameter | Description | |---|---| | url (required)| Url to send logs to. | | prefix | prefix to add to all logs, delete if not needed | | log Level | Log level to display in the browser console, from: ERROR, WARN, INFO. Defaults to 'WARN' and 'ERROR' | | flushInterval | Interval to flush logs to server |

For an example of an elaborate logger configuration see our app demo.

Usage of the logger on the client-side:

    logger.info('this is an info log');
    logger.debug('this is a debug log');
    logger.warn('this is a warning log');
    logger.error('this is an error log');
    logger.flush();

Setting the server-side logger

Add the following code to your server side and change the parameters below:

const logzioServerLogger = require('logzio-client-side/server');
const app = logzioServerLogger.app;
const bodyParser = logzioServerLogger.bodyParser;
const port = <<port>>;

 const logzioShipper = logzioServerLogger.logzioLogger.createLogger({
    token: <<logzio-shipping-token>>,
    host: <<logzio-host>>,
    type: "logzio-client-side",
    debug: true
 });

app.use(bodyParser.json());

app.use(logzioServerLogger.expressEndpoint({
    uri: '/api/log', // Just an example
    logger: logzioShipper,
    enableCors: true
}));

app.listen(port, () => {
    console.log(`Listening at http://localhost:${port}`)
})

Parameters

General

| Parameter | Description | |---|---| | port (required)| The port you are sending your logs to. |

Logzio Shipper

| Parameter | Description | |---|---| | logs-shipping-token (required)| Add the log shipping token for the relevant Logz.io account. This is the account you want to ship to. | | logzio-host (required)| Use the listener URL specific to the region of your Logz.io account. You can look it up here. |

Logzio Server Logger

| Parameter | Description | |---|---| | uri (required)| URI to recieve logs at | | enableCors | Enable cross-origin requests to your logging endpoint |

For more configuration of the logzio-nodejs logger go to our docs. For an example of an elaborate logger configuration see our server demo.

Changelog

  • 1.0.2: Using 'require' for back-end
  • 1.0.0: Create logzio-client-side logger