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raven-log

v1.0.3

Published

A lightweight logging utility for sending logs to a configured endpoint.

Downloads

299

Readme

Raven Log

A lightweight logging utility for sending logs to a configured endpoint.

Installation

Use the package manager npm to install Raven.

npm install raven-log

Usage

1. Importing and Initializing Raven

To start using Raven, first import it and create an instance with your specific configuration.

import raven, { RavenLog } from 'raven-log';

// Create an instance of Raven with your configuration
const ravenInstance = raven.create({
  apiUrl: 'https://your-backend-api-url', // The backend endpoint for sending logs
  application: 'Your App Name',           // The name of your application
});

2. Creating a Log Entry

Once you have an instance, create individual log entries using the RavenLog class. Each log entry allows for customizable properties.

const ravenLog = new RavenLog({
  shortDescription: 'This is a 404 test log', // Required, brief description of the log
  detailedDescription: 'This is the longer description of the 404 test log which occurred...', // Optional, detailed description
  service: 'Your Service Which Produced The Log', // Optional, name of the service responsible
  level: 2,                                      // Optional, severity level of the log (e.g., 1 = Info, 2 = Warning, 3 = Error)
  user: 'John Doe',                              // Optional, user associated with the log
  path: '/some-super-test-route',                // Optional, route or path related to the log event
  statusCode: 404,                               // Optional, HTTP status code (if applicable)
  timestamp: Date.now() / 1000;                  // Optional default is in Unix seconds -> Date.now() / 1000
});

3. Using Raven Log

With your log entry created, you can use the following methods with your ravenInstance.

// Display the log in the console
ravenInstance.console(ravenLog);

// Send the log to the backend API specified in the instance's configuration
ravenInstance.send(ravenLog);

// Display the current configuration of the instance in the console
ravenInstance.showConfig();

// Show the Raven logo in the console
ravenInstance.showRavenArt();

Example

import raven, { RavenLog } from 'raven-log';

// Initialize an instance
const ravenInstance = raven.create({
  apiUrl: 'https://your-backend-api-url',
  application: 'Example App',
});

// Create a log entry
const exampleLog = new RavenLog({
  shortDescription: 'Example log entry',
  detailedDescription: 'Detailed information about this log entry...',
  service: 'Example Service',
  level: 1,
  user: 'Alice Doe',
  path: '/example-path',
  statusCode: 400,
});

// Log to console and send to API
ravenInstance.console(exampleLog);
ravenInstance.send(exampleLog);

// Display config and show the logo
ravenInstance.showConfig();
ravenInstance.showRavenArt();

Api Reference

create(config): Creates and returns a new Raven instance.
apiUrl (string): The endpoint to send logs to.
application (string): The application name.
console(log): Logs the entry to the console.
send(log): Sends the log to the specified API.
showConfig(): Displays the current instance configuration in the console.
showRavenArt(): Shows the Raven logo art in the console.

License

ISC