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winston-loggly-transport

v1.0.3

Published

A Loggly transport for winston

Downloads

27

Readme

LogglyTransport

A Loggly transport for winston, with support for bulk log posts.

Usage

LogglyTransport may be installed via npm:

npm install --save winston-loggly-transport

You can register LogglyTransport like any other winston transport:

const winston = require('winston');
const LogglyTransport = require('winston-loggly-transport');

// using the default logger
winston.add(LogglyTransport, {
  token: 'yourLogglyToken',
  subdomain: 'your-loggly-subdomain'
});

// or, with a new logger instance:
const logger = new winston.Logger({
  transports: [
    new LogglyTransport({
      token: 'yourLogglyToken',
      subdomain: 'your-loggly-subdomain'
    });
  ]
});

// Log like normal:
logger.info('A message to send to Loggly', { 
  some: { meta: 'data' }
});

Options

The following options are available for LogglyTransport:

// All options are optional, unless otherwise marked
new LogglyTransport({
  // Your Loggly API token (required)
  token: 'yourLogglyToken',

  // Your Loggly subdomain (required)
  subdomain: 'your-loggly-subdomain',

  // Tags to apply to all logs
  tags: [],

  // Messages logged within this time period (ms) 
  // will be sent together in bulk
  bufferInterval: 1000,

  // If there are this many messages
  // in the buffer, they will be sent together in bulk
  // (even if bufferInterval is not yet complete)
  bufferSize: 100,

  // If set to true, no messages will be sent to Loggly
  silent: false,

  // Minimum level at which messages 
  // will be sent to Loggly
  level: null
});

Comparison to winston-loggly

This library was built as an alternative to winston-loggly, to overcome a few issues in that library:

  • winston-loggly does not support bulk requests
  • winston-loggly is missing test coverage of basic behavior, making new development by an outside developer tricky.

On the other hand, this library is missing some behavior provided by winston-loggly:

  • winston-loggly-transport does not yet support non-bulk requests
  • winston-loggly-transport does not yet support tags on individual logs (because in bulk requests, only one set of tags may be specified for all logs)
  • winston-loggly-transport does not yet support HTTP authorization
  • winston-loggly-transport does not yet accept unique input names
  • winston-loggly-transport does not yet support the winston streaming api.
  • winston-loggly-transport does not yet support the winston query api.