@capybaracode/logger v2.0.0

logger

Simple logging

Usage

There are two ways to use the logger. The first is to use the default settings and the second is to use the custom settings. However, in both configurations, the logger module monitors the environment variable below.

Using

Simple Use

import logger from '@letsdelivery/logger'

logger.trace('Log level trace')
// TRACE  {"event":"Log level trace","location":"file:///index.ts:2:"} 
logger.debug({ data: 'Log level debug' })
// DEBUG  {"event":{"data":"Log level debug"},"location":"file:///index.ts:3:"} 
logger.info(['log level info'])
// INFO  {"event":["log level info"],"location":"file:///index.ts:4:"} 
logger.warn(new Error('Warn'))
// WARN  {"event":{},"location":"file:///index.ts:5:"} 
logger.error(new URL('https://error.log'))
// ERROR  {"event":"https://error.log/","location":"file:///index.ts:6:"} 

Using an Identifier

If you want to add an identifier to your log, you can set the requestId in the global log, from then on all new logs will be displayed with this identifier.

import logger from '@letsdelivery/logger'
logger.setRequestId('myrequestid')

logger.info(['log level info'])
// INFO myrequestid {"event":["log level info"],"location":"file:///index.ts:4:"}

for additional identifiers use metadata by key and value

import logger from '@letsdelivery/logger'
logger.setMetadata({ id: 'myrequestid' })

logger.info(['log level info'])
// INFO  {"event":["log level info"],"metadata":{"id":"myrequestid"},"location":"file:///index.ts:4:"}