cumberland-auditslack

Cumberland Audit is a flexible auditing solution for recording system actions. You can create an entry for any action along with a user id and query the information for reporting purposes.

npm install cumberland-audit

Dependencies

You will need a MongoDB service running on the environment you are using cumberland-audit from. Setup instructions can be found on the MongoDB website: https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/administration/install-community/ Once you have a MongoDB location, this must be passed in to cumberland-audit when initializing, along with a database name:

const dbUrl = `mongodb://localhost:27017/cumberland-test`
const dbName = 'test-database'
const cumberland = require('../cumberland')(dbUrl, dbName)

You can have multiple dbNames on the same db to allow for testing. They will be handled as separate MongoDB collections.

Usage

cumberland-audit has two functions, fill and chomp:

fill

cumberland.fill({action: 'login', user: 'test-user-1'})

Parameters:

action (String)(required): The system action to record
user (String)(required): The user identifier
{custom} (optional): Add as many custom variables to store as you like, to record information on the system action. For example the fields that changed in the system action.

chomp

const options = {action: 'login', query: {user: 'test-user-1'}}
cumberland.chomp(options, function(results) { ... })

Parameters: options

action (String)(optional): The system action to search for
user (String)(optional): User identifier to search for
{custom}: Search using the custom variables you defined in cumberland.fill() callback A function to be performed on the results once the asynchronous chomp request has completed. The data will be available as an array of objects, as specified below:

[ { _id: 57da6979c50cf73df4d75fae,
    action: 'unit-test',
    user: 'test-user',
    date: '2016/09/15',
    time: '10:27:21' },
  { _id: 57da69d9c8fd2039d0823b01,
    action: 'unit-test',
    user: 'test-user',
    date: '2016/09/15',
    time: '10:28:57' } ]

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