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structured-log-formatter

v1.1.1

Published

A simple util to add some structure to your console logs to make them a little easier to read and search through.

Downloads

22

Readme

structured-log-formatter

A simple util to add some structure to your console logs to make them a little easier to read and search through.

Installation

npm install --save structured-log-formatter

Usage

Standalone String Formatter

Parameters:

  • action - The action that was taken
  • status - The status of the action
  • pairs - An object containing key value pairs to be logged in a structured way
import { format } from 'structured-log-formatter';

console.log(format("action", "status", { message: "This thing happened", foo: "bar" }));

This will log the following to the console:

action='action' status='status'  message='This thing happened' foo='bar'

Console Extension

You can also extend the console object to include a structured log function that takes the same parameters as the format function. This will allow you to log structured messages in a more concise way.

import { setupStructuredLog } from 'structured-log-formatter';

//First call this function to extend the console object
setupStructuredLog();

//Now you can use the structuredLog function on the console object
console.structuredLog("test", "info", {message: "Hello, World!"});

This will log the following to the console:

action='action' status='status'  message='This thing happened' foo='bar'

Contributions

If you want to improve the library, please create a pull request.