pg-micrologger

Route your log messages to a PostgreSQL database.

Installation

Using Yarn:

yarn add pg-micrologger

Using npm:

npm install pg-micrologger --save

Configuration

pg-micrologger reads configuration values via environment variables:

Usage

require the module in your node.js application and invoke methods accordingly.

const micro = require('pg-micrologger');

API

Check

micro.check.config(callback)

Check that your environment variables are set correctly and can be seen by pg-micrologger. callback returns 'ok' if config is valid.

micro.check.schema(callback)

Check that the database has the correct tables created. callback returns 'ok' if valid.

Generate

micro.generate.schema(callback)

Executes the DDL schema in ./sql/ddl.sql to populate the logs schema of your Postgres database with the correct tables required. callback returns 'ok' when schema is generated successfully.

Log

All log methods expect a data object, structured as follows:

let data = {
  application: 'Name of the application logging the message.',
  task: 'Nature of the task that generated the message.',
  message: 'The message text itself.',
  message_json_data: 'JSON object containing additional pertinent information about the message.'
};

Also, for each method, callback returns 'insert ok' when the message is logged successfully.

micro.log.critical(data, callback)

Logs a critical message to your Postgres database.

micro.log.error(data, callback)

Logs an error message to your Postgres database.

micro.log.warning(data, callback)

Logs a warning message to your Postgres database.

micro.log.info(data, callback)

Logs an info message to your Postgres database.

micro.log.debug(data, callback)

Logs a debug message to your Postgres database.

Tests

Using Yarn:

yarn test

Using npm:

npm test