@forrestjs/service-logger (deprecated)
ForrestJS service which helps logging stuff in the server. It uses winston under the hood.
Usage
service-logger injects a Winston logger instance into the App context, so you will be able
to access it from any action:
registerAction({
target: '$FINISH',
handler: (args, ctx) => {
ctx.logger.info('Test');
},
});After the Hooks App gets initialized, you can also access some direct logging methods by importing them directly:
const logger = require('@forrestjs/service-logger');
logger.logInfo('test...');Configuration
Environment
NOTE: it is important to list service-logger AFTER service-env so that any kind of environment
configuration is available to be used.
LOG_LEVEL should be set according to the winston docs
and it defaults to info.
Config
logger.level should be set according to the winston docs
and it default to process.env.LOG_LEVEL.
Provide custom transporters
In order to add your custom transporters you must register your extension as a service or as a standalone
hook before running createHookApp, as Service Logger hooks into START with the purpose of providing
the rest of the app with a viable logging mechanism.
const serviceLogger = require('@forrestjs/service-logger');
registerAction({
target: '$LOGGER_TRANSPORTS',
handler: ({ registerTransport, winston }) =>
registerTransport(new winston.transports.Console()),
});