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@ist-group/seq-logging

A Node.js client for the Seq HTTP ingestion API

0.5.0

Apache-2.0

JavaScript

45.76 kB

4.6

Installations

npm install @ist-group/seq-logging

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

No

Module System

CommonJS

Pull Requests

Open

0

Total

72

Closed

3

Merged

69

Issues

Open

1

Total

16

Closed

15

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Languages

JavaScript

HTML

JavaScript (99.57%)

HTML (0.43%)

Developer

continuousit

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GitHub Statistics

Apache-2.0 License

30 Stars

222 Commits

15 Forks

7 Watchers

2 Branches

14 Contributors

Updated on May 06, 2025

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

0.5.0

Package Id

@ist-group/seq-logging@0.5.0

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45.76 kB

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14.74 kB

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Dev Dependencies

mocha simple-mock superagent uuid

Seq Logging for JavaScript

This library makes it easy to support Seq from Node.js logging libraries, initially Bunyan via bunyan-seq. It is not expected that applications will interact directly with this package.

Usage

A Logger is configured with serverUrl, and optionally apiKey as well as event and batch size limits. requestTimeout can be used to adjust timeout for stalled connections, default: 30s.

1let process = require('process');
2let seq = require('seq-logging');
3
4let logger = new seq.Logger({ serverUrl: 'http://localhost:5341' });
5
6logger.emit({
7    timestamp: new Date(),
8    level: 'Information',
9    messageTemplate: 'Hello for the {n}th time, {user}!',
10    properties: {
11        user: process.env.USERNAME,
12        n: 20
13    }
14});
15
16logger.close();

Events are sent using the emit() method, that internally performs asynchronous batching based on payload size.

When the application exits, close() ensures all buffered events are written. This can be done at any time otherwise using the flush() method. Both of these methods return promises indicating completion.

When logging from a browser, and the application is being navigated away or closed, a pagehide or unload event listener has limited options and asynchronous methods will usually not succeed. In that case, the application can call flushToBeacon() to queue all remaining buffered events into navigator.sendBeacon(). There is a size limit imposed by browsers so this is a best-effort attempt.

Implementations

bunyan-seq - collect events from the Buyan logging framework
pino-seq - A stream to send Pino events to Seq
winston-seq - A Seq transport for Winston

No vulnerabilities found.

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Score

4.6

/10

Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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