@cross/log@0.10.5

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@cross/log - Flexible cross-runtime logging for Node.js, Deno, and Bun

Part of the @cross suite - check out our growing collection of cross-runtime tools at github.com/cross-org.

Installation

Instructions are available at https://jsr.io/@cross/log. Here's the quick version:

deno add @cross/log     # Deno
npx jsr add @cross/log  # Node.js
bunx jsr add @cross/log # Bun

Getting Started

import { Log } from "@cross/log";

const logger = new Log(); // Uses ConsoleLogger with default settings by default

logger.info("Hello log!");

Key Features

• Flexible Log Levels: Use standard severities (Debug, Info, Warn, Error) for easy categorization.
• Customizable Output: Choose between plain text and JSON formatting for both console and file logging.
• Console Styling: Enhance readability with colors, bold, dim, and other styles in console output.
• Cross-Runtime Compatibility Works seamlessly across Node.js, Deno, and Bun environments.
• Modular Transports: Easily create custom transports to send logs to console, file or cloud services like Splunk HEC or New Relic.
• Global and Transport Filtering: Set log levels globally or configure fine-grained filtering per transport.

Example Usage

Console + File Transport

import { ConsoleLogger, FileLogger, Log, Severity } from "./mod.ts";

const myLogger = new Log([
  new ConsoleLogger({
    // Only write severity Info and higher to console
    minimumSeverity: Severity.Info,
    // Also possible to select individual severities
    // severities: [Severity.Info, Severity.Error]
  }),
  new FileLogger({
    filePath: "./app.log",
    fileFormat: "txt",
  }),
]);

myLogger.debug("Initializing application...");
myLogger.warn("Received a potentially invalid request");
try {
  // ... code that might fail
} catch (error) {
  myLogger.error("Critical failure!", error);
}

Splunk HEC Transport

1. Obtain Splunk HEC endpoint and token:

   • Log into your Splunk instance.
   • Navigate to Settings > Data Inputs > HTTP Event Collector.
   • Create a new input or locate an existing one, noting its endpoint URL and token.

2. Integrate the Splunk HEC Transport:

import { ConsoleLogger, Log, Severity, SplunkHecClient } from "@cross/log";

const myLogger = new Log([
  new ConsoleLogger({ minimumSeverity: Severity.Info }),
  new SplunkHecClient({
    hecEndpoint: "https://splunk-server:8088/services/collector",
    hecToken: "your-splunk-hec-token",
    sourceType: "my_app_logs", // Adjust as needed
  }),
]);

myLogger.debug("Initializing application...");
myLogger.warn("Received a potentially invalid request");
try {
  // ... code that might fail
} catch (error) {
  myLogger.error("Critical failure!", error);
}

New Relic transport

Configuration

The NewRelicLogger transport requires the following options:

• apiKey: Your New Relic license key or API key.
• region: (Optional) The New Relic region where your account is located. Valid values are "US", "EU", and "FedRamp". Defaults to "US".
• serviceAttribute: (Optional) A common attribute name to identify the service generating the logs.
• logtypeAttribute: (Optional) A common attribute name to categorize your log entries.
• hostnameAttribute: (Optional) A common attribute name to indicate the host where the logs originated.

Example

import { Log, NewRelicLogger } from "@cross/log";

const logger = new Log([
  // ... other transports (ConsoleLogger, FileLogger, etc.)

  new NewRelicLogger({
    apiKey: "your-new-relic-api-key",
    region: "EU",
    serviceAttribute: "my-awesome-app",
    logtypeAttribute: "application-logs",
    hostnameAttribute: "production-server-1",
  }),
]);

logger.warn("User successfully logged in");

Important Notes

• Obtain your API Key: You can find your New Relic license key or API key within your New Relic account settings.
• Custom Attributes: The serviceAttribute, logtypeAttribute and hostnameAttribute help you organize and filter your logs within New Relic.
• Error Handling: Consider robust error handling for your New Relic transport (e.g., storing logs temporarily in a file if the New Relic API is unavailable).

Creating a custom transport

import { Log, LogTransportBase, LogTransportBaseOptions } from "@cross/log";
import { Severity } from "@cross/log";

/**
 * Create your own Transport by extending LogTransportBase
 */
export class CustomLogger extends LogTransportBase {
  options: LogTransportBaseOptions;
  constructor(options?: LogTransportBaseOptions) {
    super();
    this.options = { ...this.defaults, ...options };
  }
  log(level: Severity, scope: string, data: unknown[], timestamp: Date) {
    if (this.shouldLog(level)) {
      // Custom implementation below
      const formattedMessage = `${timestamp.toISOString()} ${level} ${scope} ${
        data.join(" ")
      }`;
      if (level === Severity.Error) {
        console.error(formattedMessage);
      } else {
        console.log(formattedMessage);
      }
    }
  }
}

// Create a new logger, using our custom logger
const logger = new Log([new CustomLogger()]);

// Log a message
logger.warn("This is a warning");

Contributions and Feedback

We welcome your contributions to improve @cross/log! Submit issues, feature requests, or pull requests on the GitHub repository: https://github.com/cross-org/log.