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telegram-log

v0.4.0

Published

Send log from your project directly on telegram, any backend or webHook needed

Downloads

11

Readme

telegram-log

Send the log from your project directly on telegram, no backend or webHook needed!

You can use two different template or you can easily create and use your own too.

Install

npm install --save telegram-log

Use @botfather to generate your bot and @get_userId_bot to know your user id.

Note

Remember that users in the receiverList must have /started your bot to be able to receive messages!

Example

Basic usage

const tLog = require('telegram-log').init({
	token: 'TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN',
	receivers: 'TELEGRAM_USER_ID'
});

tLog.info('User login');
tLog.warning('Hard disk is almost full');
tLog.error('Internal Server Error',500);
tLog.debug('hello guy',123);

Custom options

const tLog = require('telegram-log');

const options = {
	token: 'TELEGRAM_BOT_TOKEN',
	receivers: 'TELEGRAM_USER_ID',
	dateFormat: 'd/mm/yy, H:MM:ss',
};

tLog.init(options);

//you can add custom options just for the single log
tLog.info('User login on https://facebook.com', { disableLinkPreview: true, template: '{{emojiType}}{{text}}' } );
tLog.warning('Hardisk `Games` is almost full', { mode: 'Markdown', silent: true, template: 'minimal' } );
tLog.error('<b>Internal Server Error</b>', 500, { mode: 'HTML' } );
tLog.debug('hello guy', { template: false } );

Result

example image

Documentation

Options

| Parameter | Type | Description | Required | | ------ | ------ | ------ | ------ | | token | string | telegram bot token (get your bot's from @botfather) | required | | receivers | string/Array | user ids that will receive message, (get yours from @get_userId_bot) | required | | projectName | string | project name if you need to distinguish them when you use same bot for multiple projects or applications | optional (default "") | | mode | string | message format, can be "text", "html", "markdown" | optional (default "text") | | dateFormat | string | represents the format of the date, uses dateformat | optional (default "d/mm/yyyy, HH:MM:ss") | | silent | bool | send the message without a notification | optional (default false) | | disableLinkPreview | bool | disable preLoading urls inside the telegram chat | optional (default false) | | template | string/bool | can use to select template ("default" or "minimal") or create your custom template, set it false to disable template | optional (default "default") |

Template

If you don't like the default or minimal templates you can create and use your own with the options's parameter.

Use double curly braces to add variables to your template like {{date}} or {{projectName}}.

Accepted names for variables are :

  • text
  • code
  • projectName
  • date
  • type (info, warning, error, debug)
  • emojiType (:speech_balloon:, :warning:, :bangbang:, :beetle:)