@sunknudsen/logger NPM

logger

Logging utility used by a few of my projects.

This package abstracts console.log and @sentry/node.

logger.log is a more beautiful version of console.log.

logger.listSensitiveKeys returns an array of comma-separated values found in process.env.LOGGER_SENSITIVE_KEYS.

logger.captureException is a wrapper around @sentry/node’s sentry.captureException.

logger.captureMessage is a wrapper around @sentry/node’s sentry.captureMessage.

Installation

npm install @sunknudsen/logger --save

Configuration

Copy .env.sample to .env.

cp .env.sample .env

Configure your sentry DSN using SENTRY_DSN.

Optionally use LOGGER_SENSITIVE_KEYS to filter sensitive keys (matching keys are replaced by [Filtered]), DEBUG to enable debugging and ENV to set your environment.

Usage

Log to `stdout`

import logger from "@sunknudsen/logger"
// or `const logger = require("@sunknudsen/logger").default` for CommonJS

logger.log(new Error("BOOM"))

List sensitive keys

import logger from "@sunknudsen/logger"

logger.listSensitiveKeys()

Capture exception

import logger from "@sunknudsen/logger"

logger.captureException(
  new Error("BOOM"),
  {
    id: "4ceb2af5e87e444786f306e85fd2261f",
    email: "hello@example.com",
  },
  {
    foo: "bar",
  },
  () => {
    logger.log("Error sent to Sentry")
  }
)

Capture message

import logger from "@sunknudsen/logger"

logger.captureMessage(
  "User signup",
  "info",
  {
    id: "4ceb2af5e87e444786f306e85fd2261f",
    email: "hello@example.com",
  },
  {
    foo: "bar",
  },
  () => {
    logger.log("Message sent to Sentry")
  }
)