IMX LOGGER FOR REACT JS/TS

Installation

Step1

yarn add react-imx-logger

or

npm i react-imx-logger

Usage

MAKE SURE TO ENABLE STOMP PLUGIN IN RABBIT MQ

Create connection and connect

mport { imxNodeLogger } from "node-imx-logger";

  imxReactLogger.createMqConnectionOverWS(
            {
              host: "ws://127.0.0.1:15674/ws",
              login: "login_example",
              password: "password_example",
            },
            {
              connectCallback(frame) {
                console.log("frame");
              },
            },
            "queue_name_example",
            "app_name_example",
            {
              enableDebug: true,
              enableErrors: true,
            }
          );

Now you can use or import the imxReactLogger everywhere in the app with default existing methods by @StompClient here .

To send debug logs use :

    imxReactLogger.debug({
            context: "react_example",
            message: "hello from react example ",
          });

To send errors logs use :

imxReactLogger.error({
        context: "react_example",
        message: "hello from react example ",
      });

To disconnect :

imxReactLogger?.disconnect(() => {
            console.log("disconnected");
          });

To disble DEBUG logging :

  imxReactLogger?.disableDebugLogging();

To disble ERRORS logging :

  imxReactLogger?.disableErrorLogging();

To enable DEBUG logging :

  imxReactLogger?.enableDebugLogging();

To enable ERRORS logging :

  imxReactLogger?.enableErrorLogging();

To check logging status :

   imxReactLogger.checkLoggingStatus() 
     // return {
      //  errorLoggingStatus: bool,
       // debugLoggingStatus: bool,
      // };


    imxReactLogger.checkErrorLoggingStatus() //return bool

    imxReactLogger.checkDebugLoggingStatus() // return bool

To change APP NAME inside the code after connect :

  imxReactLogger.setAppName("example_app")