Installations

npm install @emartech/key-value-to-json-log

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

CommonJS

Min. Node Version

16

Node Version

16.6.1

NPM Version

7.20.3 Score

66.8

Supply Chain

85.7

Quality

82.7

Maintenance

100

Vulnerability

99.3

License

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Open

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Closed

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Issues

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5

Total

5

Closed

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Contributors

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Languages

1

JavaScript

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Developer

emartech

Download Statistics

Total Downloads

13,695

Last Day

3

Last Week

35

Last Month

99

Last Year

882

GitHub Statistics

54 Commits

1 Forks

10 Watching

1 Branches

15 Contributors

Maintainers

83

Package Meta Information

Latest Version

2.2.0

Package Id

@emartech/key-value-to-json-log@2.2.0

Size

3.32 kB

NPM Version

7.20.3

Node Version

16.6.1

Publised On

11 Aug 2021

Total Downloads

Cumulative downloads

Total Downloads

13,695

Last day

200%

3

Compared to previous day

Last week

600%

35

Compared to previous week

Last month

39.4%

99

Compared to previous month

Last year

-59.6%

882

Compared to previous year

Daily Downloads

Weekly Downloads

Monthly Downloads

Yearly Downloads

Dependencies

5

@emartech/json-logger lodash.omit logfmt snakecase-keys strip-ansi

Dev Dependencies

5

chai mocha moment-timezone sinon sinon-chai

Versions

@emartech/key-value-to-json-log

This tool is written to convert all logs generated by logentries-logformat in a process to be able to use and log with @emartech/json-logger.

Installation

1npm install @emartech/key-value-to-json-log

or you can use it through npx

1npx -p @emartech/key-value-to-json-log -c '<YOUR_PROCESS_TO_LOG> | key-value-to-json-log'

Usage

Command Line

Just pipe your process into the key-value-to-json-log bin.

1node server/process/web | key-value-to-json-log

And now all incoming logs will be converted and output to process.stdout (or where @emartech/json-logger is logging).

Transformation rules

During the transformation the following rules are applied. Please refine your alerts!

Namespace/eventName

The namespace (type) will be logged as name, as the event's name (event) will be action.

The level of your log (previously result) is converted to a log level (level) by @emartech/json-logger. key-value-to-json-log uses the following mapping:

by default, everything is debug (20)
success will be info (30)
error will be error (50)

Timestamp

Even if the log message has a timestamp in it, it will be truncated and @emartech/json-logger will add its own time.

Key format

All log keys will be converted to snake_case.

Exception/Error

key-value-to-json-log detects if an Error had been logged and will transform the incoming name, message, code and stack keys by prefixing with error_ as it would be done by @emartech/json-logger if you would log an Error with logger.fromError().

Numbers

All incoming number values will be converted to float/int in the JSON output.

License

May be freely distributed under the MIT license.

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Score

2.6

/10

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