nestjs-sensitive-logger v0.0.21

Installation

$ npm install nestjs-sensitive-logger

Usage

• Create a file named logger under your project directory

import {INestApplication} from '@nestjs/common';
import {
    HttpLoggingInterceptor,
    StrategyMapper,
} from 'nestjs-sensitive-logger';
import {LoggerConfig} from 'nestjs-sensitive-logger/modals';
import {StrategyType} from 'nestjs-sensitive-logger/masker/modals';

class MyCustomStrategyMapper extends StrategyMapper {
    constructor() {
        super();

        // assign a masking strategy for a field(userName) which is already located in mapper
        super.upsert('userName', StrategyType.STATIC);

        // update a masking strategy for a field(identityNo) which is located in mapper
        super.upsert('identityNo', StrategyType.EACH);

        // remove a default masking strategy for selected field
        super.delete('firstName');
    }
}

export const addLogger = (app: INestApplication) => {
    const config: LoggerConfig = {
        masking: true, // default is false
        appName: 'my-custom-app-name', // default name is "process.env.npm_package_name"
        useNestjsLogger: true, // default is false
        maskingConfig: {
            map: new MyCustomStrategyMapper(),
        },
    };
    const loggingInterceptor = new HttpLoggingInterceptor(config);
    app.useGlobalInterceptors(loggingInterceptor);
};

• Insert "addLogger" function and call it with "app" context.

import {NestFactory} from '@nestjs/core';
import {AppModule} from './app.module';
import {addLogger} from '../utils/logger';

async function bootstrap() {
    const app = await NestFactory.create(AppModule);
    addLogger(app);
    await app.listen(3000);
}

bootstrap();

Log Pattern

Format: Timestamp|TraceId|Severity|Server Name|Server IP|Method|Endpoint|Client IP| Client ID|Body|Attr

• Timestamp: Time when the event occurred.
• TraceId: Request trace id.
• AppName: The application that is logging the record.
• Severity: Severity(info, warn, error, debug, fatal) of log
• Server Name: Name of microservice that logs
• Server IP: IP address of Server
• Method: The http method type of request
• Endpoint: The endpoint that was called
• Client IP: IP address of Client device
• Client ID: Colendi ID
• Body: The response body of the log record.
• Attributes: Additional information about the request.I.E. request body

By Default Masker Strategy Map (Every field name will be normalized)

Deploying npm package (Npm Registery credentials are required for this step)

$ rimraf dist && npx tsc
$ cp README.md dist/src && cp package.json dist/src
$ cd dist/src
$ npm publish