asynclog

Logging made easy, useful and scalable

Features

• Easy to use
• External transport
• Event tracking

How to use

• Include package in your project

npm install --save asynclog
# or, if you are using yarn
yarn add asynclog

• Start using

const log = require('asynclog')('myApp')

function hello () {
  log('Logging made', 'easy,', 'useful', 'and scalable.')
  log.warn('Not all problems are solved.')
  log.info('And we are actively working to solve them.')
  log.error('Issues:', 'https://github.com/VikramTiwari/asynclog/issues')
  log.trace('Include stacktraces, they make it easier to debug.')
  log.event(0, 'Category', 'Action', 'Label', 0)
}

hello()

• Enable logging namespace while running program

ASYNCLOG_NAMESPACE=* node example.js

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External log providers

• Google Cloud

# Set ENV variables before running project
LOG_TRANSPORT=google-cloud
GCLOUD_PROJECT=ivikramtiwari # use your project id

Event Tracking

• Google Analytics

# Set ENV variables before running project
EVENT_TRACKING=google-analytics
GA_TRACKING_ID=UA-20640332-8 # use your tracking id

Error Reporting

• Google Cloud - Stackdriver Error Reporting

# Set ENV variables before running project
ERROR_TRANSPORT=google-cloud
ERROR_TRANSPORT_CONFIG={"projectId":"ivikramtiwari","ignoreEnvironmentCheck":false,"logLevel":2} # replace with your own config

Environment Variables

Credits

Developer: 👨‍💻 Vikram Tiwari

If you found this library helpful, or learned something from it and want to thank me, consider buying me a cup of ☕️.