0.0.2 • Published 3 years ago
winston-rate-limiter v0.0.2
winston-rate-limiter
a simple winston format which can be used to limit the amount of logs getting out from a system. It uses token bucket algorithm internally.
Installation
- from npm
npm install winston-rate-limiterUsage
- check example for a complete example
- the format is available as
const { rateLimitingFormat } = require("winston-rate-limiter").utils;- on a basic level this format can be added to a winston logger or to winston.format.combine
- this format takes a key called config which has multiple optional keywords with key as log_level and value as a dict with below 3 keys
"DEBUG": {
    "tokensPerSec": 1,
    "startingTokens": 1, # optional, default=0
    "maxTokensBalance": 1 # optional, default=Infinity
}- tokensPerSec: the number of tokens(logs) which will be available for a given log level
- startingTokens: the number of tokens already available at the start of the logging initialisation
- maxTokensBalance: the maximum number of tokens that can be accumulated if the logs for a particular level are not being requested as much as the- tokensPerSecallowed. kind of limited burst balance.
- besides providing this config for particular log levels, you can supply a defaultkey with this config.
- if a defaultis supplied and there is no config supplied for a requested log level then this requested log level will be checked against this default config. useful for scenario where you want an overall rate shared across multiple log levels.
- besides this an optional resultCallbackcan be supplied which will be called everytime a log record goes through format function
- the resultCallbackmust accept 2 paramsresultwhich is a boolean telling whether the log record was filtered or not andrecordthe original log record.
Local development and testing
- build the docker-image of the package docker-compose build --no-cache
- run the image docker-compose up
- go to the container docker exec -it winstonformattester sh
- to run tests first install jest npm install jestthenjestto run the actual tests.
generate package-lock.json
- npm i --package-lock-onlyfrom container
License
- this project is licensed under MIT License