Just:

var trk = require('trk-log').init(settings);

Where: settings is an optional object with various settings (since under development), including:

• app - hard coded app name to be delivered to your log server.

• logServer - in case you want to use log server, just pass the url and it will post to it.

• Levels - an array with new levels and updated attributes for current levels. New levels must have name and notify/console state, otherwise it won't work.

Example:

var trk = require('trk-log').init({ app: 'test', logServer: 'http://test.com:4000/log', levels: [{name: 'test', notify: false, console:true}, {name: 'notice', notify:true, logServer:'http://log.test.com:4000/log}] });

trk.test('shubi'); //will set test event (new custom event) with "shubi". trk.info('dubi'); //will set info event (console only) with "dubi". trk.notice('zubi'); //will set notice event with "zubi" and then will notify (as you overrided it) about it to "http://log.test.com:4000/log" (again, as you explicitly override it) using post. trk.error('rubi'); //will error event (console) with "rubi" and then will send it to "http://test.com:4000/log" using post.

More:

Default levels are available inside index.js and you can override them, as mentioned above, if you want: var levels = [ {name: 'info', color: 'green', notify: false, console: true}, {name: 'notice', color: 'yellow', notify: false, console: true}, {name: 'error', color: 'red', notify: true, console: true} ]

P.S: If you use multi file app or handling production and development envs, I suggest set external module for the logging settings and init.

This package is on ALPHA mode and I recommend not using it for now.