@c8/logger v1.0.6

Logger

Easy to use (config-based) wrapper around winston logger

Available Transports

• Console
• File
• SysLog (currently on hold)

Available log levels

• 7 -> debug
• 6 -> info
• 5 -> notice
• 4 -> warning
• 3 -> error
• 2 -> crit
• 1 -> alert
• 0 -> emerg

Installation

npm i @c8/logger

Usage

// import logger component
var logger = require('logger')

// Define config options
var config = {
  transports: {
    console: {
      level: ['info', 'debug'],
      options: {}
    },
    file: {
      level: ['error', 'crit', 'alert', 'emerg'],
      options: {}
    }
  }
}

// Initialize Logger config
logger.init(config)

// Use logger
logger.debug('This is the debug message')

Console logger options: console.options File logger options: file.options

Middleware

In order to use the logger as an Express middleware you should add:

var loggerMiddleware = logger.middleware.Express
server.use(loggerMiddleware.debug)

// or
 
server.get('/', loggerMiddleware.debug, function (req, res) {
  res.status(200)
}

The middleware logger uses the same config you pass in logger.init(/*config*/) and depending on the log level method you use the middleware with it will be sent to the transport specified in the config.

The middleware can be used globally before any route server.use(loggerMiddleware.debug) or route specific server.get('/route', loggerMiddleware.debug, function (req, res) {...})

All error logs are pushed using levels error, crit, alert, emerg and should be defined under the route declaration:

// ^^^ all routes are defined above ^^^

// use 'error' method for error printing
server.use(loggerMiddleware.error)

Formatting

Logger has a default log messages formatting. There are 2 different use-cases on how the formatting will look like:

logger.debug('log message')

• {{timestamp}} {{hostname}} {{logLevel}} {{logMessage}}

logger.debug('log message', new Error('My Log Error'))

• {{timestamp}} {{hostname}} {{errorType}}:{{errorMessage}} {{path:line:column}} {{logLevel}} {{logMessage}}

Tests

Run the following commands:

• npm run test for unit tests
• npm run standard for StandardJS compiling
• npm run coverage for code coverage

Licence

MIT Licence © Copyright 2016 C8 MANAGEMENT LIMITED