Logger

A small wrapper around the Winston loggly library.

NOTE: this library is not very customizable nor will it be, its intent is to serve as a standard for my projects.

Install

npm install --save @nielskrijger/logger

Configuration

Use the library like this:

import log from '@nielskrijger/logger';

log.init({
  console: {
    level: 'debug',
    colorize: true,
  },
  loggly: {
    level: 'info',
    subdomain: 'test',
    token: '99f026e6-fb0b-443c-8b1b-c6e666f5a6c1',
    tags: ['my-domain'],
  },
});

log.debug('Debug this', { object: 'value' });
log.info('Starting server');
log.warn('Watch out!');
log.error('Error', { test: 'Extra properties!' });

Options

• console.level: possible values none, debug, info, warn, error. To disable all logging set to none. Default none.
• console.colorize: enable/disable colors in console output. Default true.
• loggly.level: possible values none, debug, info, warn, error. To disable all logging set to none. Default none.
• loggly.token: the Loggly token, required when loggly.level !== 'none'.
• loggly.subdomain: the Loggly subdomain, required when loggly.level !== 'none'.
• loggly.tags: tags added to the log statement. The os.hostname() is always added in addition to any tags you specify. Default [].