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prelogger

v0.0.3

Published

Prefix your log messages to allow for correlation Ids and other metadata

Downloads

7

Readme

prelogger Build Status

Node Logger which supports prefixing log messages with metadata such as correlation IDs

Installation

npm install prelogger

Usage

Constructor

If you just want a simple string prefix like prefix message

var PreLogger = require('prelogger');
var logger = new PreLogger('prefix');

logger.log('message');

If you want a number of prefixes you can optionally construct Prelogger with an object

var PreLogger = require('prelogger');
var logger = new PreLogger({
    correlationId: 'id',
    workflow: 'wflow'
});

logger.log('message');

This would output correlationId:id workflow:wflow message

Contribute

Please fork this repo to make changes and then issue a pull request back to this repo. You can run the unit tests using npm test

Contributors

Daniel Parker (@rlgod)