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simple-log-cloudwatch

v1.0.8

Published

This library is useful to send logs to cloudwatch with nodejs

Downloads

24

Readme

Simple Log Cloudwatch

This library is useful to send logs to cloudwatch.

Getting Started

Installation

Install via NPM:

npm install simple-log-cloudwatch

Using

Import the package once it is installed

const { simpleLogCloudwatch }  =  require('simple-log-cloudwatch');

Next step is to set the credentials

const simpleLog = new simpleLogCloudwatch({
    logGroupName: 'xxxx', 
    region: 'xxxxx', 
    accessKeyId: 'xxxxx', 
    secretAccessKey: 'xxxxxxxx',
    apiVersionCloudwatch: 'xxxxxx'
});

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You need to create the Log Group inside of AWS.

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Finally to save the logs in Cloudwatch you need to invoke the function createLog and pass two parameters

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Log Stream

type: String

value: Name of the Log Event (Example: '29-12-2020')

Messages

type: Array of String

value: Messages that will be send it to Cloudwatch

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simpleLog.createLog("29-12-2020",["test-message-1","test-message-2"])

Example

//import 
const { simpleLogCloudwatch }  =  require('simple-log-cloudwatch');

//set the credentials of aws
const simpleLog = new simpleLogCloudwatch({
    logGroupName: 'xxxx', 
    region: 'xxxxx', 
    accessKeyId: 'xxxxx', 
    secretAccessKey: 'xxxxxxxx',
    apiVersionCloudwatch: 'xxxxxx'
});


//create the logs
simpleLog.createLog("01-01-2020",["test-message-1","test-message-2"])

Additional Info

  • You need to have the permission to create Log Stream in Cloudwatch
  • You need to have the permission to put Log Events in Cloudwatch
  • You need to create first the Log Group inside of AWS