request-promise-errors-util-inspect

Patches request-promise-core errors to not include sensitive information during logging in NodeJS.

Installation

npm i --save request-promise-errors-util-inspect

In your main file

require('request-promise-errors-util-inspect');

More logging

If you need to log the response, set the environment variable LOG_LEVEL to debug

How it works

request-promise-core/errors exports 3 classes,

• RequestError
• StatusCodeError
• TransformError

Doing a console.log of these errors will print the whole response object, exposing sensitive informations and/or bloating the console with unuseful informations.

When required, this package monkey patches these classes to introduce two new functions ([util.inspect.custom] and toJSON) to pretty print and serialize the errors.

License

MIT