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winston-spy

v0.2.0

Published

Test winston logging with spies

Downloads

10,213

Readme

winston-spy

This tiny module defines a winston transport that can be used to test winston logging with spies.

Preparations

You do have to put the winston dependency into your package.json. winston-spy will not work correctly without this dependency in your package.json. This is due to the module caching caveats of the nodejs module loading. winston-spy does not install a dependency to winston, this makes sure, that winston-spy is using the same module as your application (see also Modules Loading from Node Modules folders).

Otherwise the used winston module would be another file and therefor it would not be the cached one used by your application and therefor the SpyLogger could not be as easily used in your application.

Usage

Pass a function to the transport as the spy option. This function will be called whenever winston.log() is called.

Example

var winston = require('winston');
var sinon = require('sinon');
var spyLogger = require('winston-spy');

var spy = sinon.spy();

winston.remove(winston.transports.Console);
winston.add(winston.transports.SpyLogger, { spy: spy });

winston.log('info', testMessage, testMeta);
assert(spy.calledOnce);
assert(spy.calledWith('info', testMessage, testMeta));