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rolling-file-transport

v1.1.0

Published

A rolling file transport for the winston logger that supports daily rolling log files

Downloads

49

Readme

Winston-Rolling-File-Appender

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A rolling file transport for the logging library winston for node.js. This transport has been modified from the original transport to create a log file for each day.

If configured with my.log as filename, the generated files will be for example:

my.2012-08-01.log
my.2012-08-02.log
my.2012-08-03.log
...
my.2012-08-10.log
my.log ( -> symbolic link to latest log file)

The transport has been used and tested on linux machines. No idea if this works on windows.

Usage

var winston = require('winston');
require('rolling-file-transport');

winston.loggers.add('myLogger', {
	rollingFile : {
		filename : '/path/to/my/filename.log',	// files will use filename.<date>.log for all files
		level : 'info',							// Set your winston log level, same as original file transport
		timestamp : true,						// Set timestmap format/enabled, Same ass original file transport
		maxFiles : 10,							// How many days to keep as back log
		json : false							// Store logging data ins json format
	}
});

Install

npm install --save rolling-file-transport