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winston-mail-logging

v5.0.1

Published

A mail transport for winston with to, cc and bcc fields

Downloads

314

Readme

A email transport for [winston][0].

Installation

$ npm install winston
$ npm install winston-mail-logging

Usage

var winston = require('winston');

/*
 * Requiring `winston-mail-logging` will expose
 * `winston.transports.Mail`
 */
require('winston-mail-logging');

winston.add(winston.transports.Mail, options);

The Mail transport uses emailjs behind the scenes. Options are the following:

  • to: The address(es) you want to send to. [required]
  • cc: The address(es) you want to send cc. [required]
  • bcc: The address(es) you want to send bcc. [required]
  • from: The address you want to send from. (default: winston@[server-host-name])
  • host: SMTP server hostname (default: localhost)
  • port: SMTP port (default: 587 or 25)
  • username User for server auth
  • password Password for server auth
  • subject Subject for email (default: winston: {{level}} {{msg}})
  • ssl: Use SSL (boolean or object { key, ca, cert })
  • tls: Boolean (if true, use starttls)
  • level: Level of messages that this transport should log.
  • unique: Boolean flag indicating whether to log only the declared level and none above.
  • silent: Boolean flag indicating whether to suppress output.
  • filter: Filter function with signature function({level, message, meta}). If specified, should return true for log messages that need to send.
  • html: Boolean flag indicating whether to send mail body as html attach.
  • timeout: Maximum number of milliseconds to wait for smtp responses (optional, defaults to emailjs defaults - 5000)
  • authentication: Preffered SMTP auth methods (optional, defaults to emailjs defaults - ['PLAIN', 'CRAM-MD5', 'LOGIN', 'XOAUTH2'])
  • formatter: Custom mail body formatter with signature function({level, message, meta}). If specified, the return value will be used as mail body.

Subject templating

The subject option takes a mustache template string that exposes the following fields:

  • {{level}} - Log level
  • {{msg}} - First line of the error message