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gelf-stream
A node.js stream to send JS objects to a Graylog2 server (in GELF format)
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does this package only work with the UDP protocol? (I need tcp)
#24
npomfret
opened
3 years ago
0
Documentation
#23
bozzltron
closed
5 years ago
1
Added ability to override flatten and mapGelfLevel in bunyanToGelf
#22
UvaK
opened
6 years ago
0
Added addFlattened option with default value true for disabling flatten
#21
UvaK
opened
6 years ago
0
Added forBole method for integrating with Bole logger
#20
UvaK
opened
6 years ago
0
Add a method for creating stream for Bole logger
#19
UvaK
opened
6 years ago
0
Error address not found
#18
gvko
opened
7 years ago
4
save a little on write() - moving conditions into intialization phase
#17
apankov
opened
7 years ago
2
'flatten' function leads to a stack overflow on circular reference
#16
Gnucki
opened
7 years ago
2
How to Send Large Messages: Process Out of Memory Thrown
#15
pixelshaded
opened
8 years ago
10
How to filter out unwanted messages?
#14
elvanja
closed
8 years ago
2
Graylog does not process messages with empty `msg`
#13
rhduwe
closed
7 years ago
5
Update gelfling to version 0.3.0
#12
johshoff
closed
8 years ago
2
bunyanToGelf function needs additional argument to control flattening
#11
jcferrer
opened
8 years ago
6
Support for 0.12.x
#10
parisholley
closed
8 years ago
1
fix reference to `this`
#9
curzonj
closed
9 years ago
2
name is not defined
#8
akonsu
closed
9 years ago
2
Implement standard stream.Writeable interface
#7
milas
closed
9 years ago
4
Implement standard stream.Writeable interface for write/end
#6
milas
closed
9 years ago
1
Update README.md: fix broken gelf link
#5
ghost
closed
9 years ago
2
Resolve issue #3
#4
interlock
closed
10 years ago
1
Crash on hasOwnProperty in flatten with some objects
#3
interlock
closed
10 years ago
0
Bunyan Warn not mapping to gelf
#2
kayomarz
closed
10 years ago
1
Is calling stream.end() really necessary?
#1
cybersam
closed
9 years ago
1