@namics/remlog-server NPM

@namics/remlog-server

const { Server } = require('@namics/remlog-server');

The server package is the main core for the remote logging process and provides you the API needed to trace logs immediately. There are a few endpoints you should know first:

/ will give you an overview about all the logs happend in the current process
/info will show you the package name and version of the server instance
/trace is a HTTP POST route and will take the JSON body as trace payload
/tracer.jpg is a HTTP GET API and is implement by the @namics/remlog-browser-client package to provide a cross-browser method to log messages
/logs.json will return an array of JSON objects representing all your logs
/logs/<log-id>.json will show you a single log entry in JSON format

Examples

new require('@namics/remlog-server')
	.Server({
		port: 8123,
		transport: `@namics/remlog-transports/Console`, // default
		cors: ['*'] // default
	})
	.start();

new require('@namics/remlog-server')
	.Server({
		port: 9001,
		transport: `@namics/remlog-transports/FileSystem`,
		cors: ['my-domain.com', 'remote.namics.com'],
		// enables SSL on the server
		ssl: {
			key: './ssl/my-domain/key.pem',
			cert: './ssl/my-domain/cert.pem',
			passphrase: 'k12Sh1$£1e3^7VcaR#t'
		}
	})
	.start();

Sending a trace to the Server via AJAX

This uses the HTTP POST JSON API from the server exposed under the /trace route.

import axios from 'axios';
import { LOGLEVEL, getTraceUrl } from '@namics/remlog-utils';

const serverConfig = {
	host: '127.0.0.1',
	port: '<your-server-port>'
};

axios.post(getTraceUrl(serverConfig), {
	shortMessage: 'Hey you!',
	fullMessage: 'Blablabla',
	level: LOGLEVEL.INFO
});