splunk-logging
v0.11.1
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Splunk HTTP Event Collector logging interface
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Splunk logging for JavaScript
Version 0.11.1
This project provides a simple JavaScript interface for logging to HTTP Event Collector in Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Cloud.
Requirements
- Node.js v4 or later. Splunk logging for Javascript is tested with Node.js v10.0 and v14.0.
- Splunk Enterprise 6.3.0 or later, or Splunk Cloud. Splunk logging for Javascript is tested with Splunk Enterprise 8.0 and 8.2.0.
- An HTTP Event Collector token from your Splunk Enterprise server.
Installation
First, update npm to the latest version by running:
sudo npm install npm -g
Then run:
npm install --save splunk-logging
Usage
See the examples
folder for usage examples:
all_batching.js
: Shows how to configure a logger with the 3 batching settings:batchInterval
,maxBatchCount
, &maxBatchSize
.basic.js
: Shows how to configure a logger and send a log message to Splunk.custom_format.js
: Shows how to configure a logger to log messages to Splunk using a custom format.manual_batching.js
: Shows how to queue log messages, and send them in batches by manually callingflush()
.retry.js
: Shows how to configure retries on errors.
SSL
Note: SSL certificate validation is disabled by default.
To enable it, set requestOptions.strictSSL = true
on your SplunkLogger
instance:
var SplunkLogger = require("splunk-logging").Logger;
var config = {
token: "your-token-here",
url: "https://splunk.local:8088"
};
var Logger = new SplunkLogger(config);
// Enable SSL certificate validation
Logger.requestOptions.strictSSL = true;
Basic example
var SplunkLogger = require("splunk-logging").Logger;
var config = {
token: "your-token-here",
url: "https://splunk.local:8088"
};
var Logger = new SplunkLogger(config);
var payload = {
// Message can be anything; doesn't have to be an object
message: {
temperature: "70F",
chickenCount: 500
}
};
console.log("Sending payload", payload);
Logger.send(payload, function(err, resp, body) {
// If successful, body will be { text: 'Success', code: 0 }
console.log("Response from Splunk", body);
});
Community
Stay connected with other developers building on Splunk software.
Support
The Splunk logging library for JavaScript is community-supported.
- You can find help through our community on Splunk Answers (use the
logging-library-javascript
tag to identify your questions). - File issues on GitHub.
Contact us
You can contact support if you have Splunk related questions.
You can reach the Dev Platform team at [email protected].
License
The Splunk Logging Library for JavaScript is licensed under the Apache License 2.0. Details can be found in the LICENSE file.