To implement the logger functionality in a secure manner, I would propose the following architecture:
Frontend:
The frontend will be built using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
The logger will be a JavaScript module that can be included in any web page.
The logger will provide methods for logging different levels of messages: error, debug, info, and warn.
Initially, the logger will use the console transport for logging.
Backend:
The backend will be built using a server-side technology, such as Node.js.
The backend will provide an API endpoint to receive log messages from the frontend.
The log messages will be stored securely in a file on the server.
Security considerations:
The API endpoint should be protected with appropriate authentication and authorization mechanisms to ensure that only authorized users can log messages.
The log file should be stored in a secure location on the server and should be protected from unauthorized access.
The logger module should perform input validation and sanitize the log messages to prevent any potential security vulnerabilities.
Code
Based on the above architecture, I would create the following files:
Architecture
To implement the logger functionality in a secure manner, I would propose the following architecture:
Frontend:
Backend:
Security considerations:
Code
Based on the above architecture, I would create the following files:
index.html
- The HTML file for the frontend.styles.css
- The CSS file for the frontend.logger.js
- The JavaScript module for the logger.server.js
- The backend server code.Please find the content of each file below.
Commit Message: Implemented secure logger functionality