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A Winston compatible transport for logging to a Splunk HTTP Event Collector

winston-splunk-httplogger

A Winston pluggable tranport for Splunks HTTP Event Logger

3.1.8

MIT

JavaScript

166.79 kB

1,793,840 3.2

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npm install winston-splunk-httplogger

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>=12.0

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8.19.3 Pull Requests

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19

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93

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Total

14

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14

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v3.1.8

Published on 03 Feb 2023

v3.1.7

Published on 05 Jan 2023

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Published on 01 Dec 2022

v3.1.5

Published on 07 Jun 2022

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Developer

adrianhall

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Total Downloads

1,793,840

Last Day

420

Last Week

5,606

Last Month

21,784

Last Year

278,228

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15 Stars

155 Commits

22 Forks

5 Watching

1 Branches

8 Contributors

Bundle Size

311.58 kB

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166.79 kB

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Latest Version

3.1.8

Package Id

winston-splunk-httplogger@3.1.8

Unpacked Size

13.20 kB

Size

4.40 kB

File Count

NPM Version

8.19.3

Node Version

18.13.0

Publised On

03 Feb 2023

Total Downloads

Cumulative downloads

Total Downloads

1,793,840

Last day

-4.1%

420

Compared to previous day

Last week

25.2%

5,606

Compared to previous week

Last month

11.5%

21,784

Compared to previous month

Last year

-56.1%

278,228

Compared to previous year

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winston-splunk-httplogger

A Winston transport for logging to Splunk with a HTTP Event Collector.

NOTE

This project is no longer under active development. I can reasonably accept PRs, providing they include unit tests for the functionality and pass all existing tests. However, I do not have the ability to test against a live Splunk service.

Compatibility

Winston >= 3.0.0 is required for winston-splunk-httplogger >= 2.0.0. Please use version 1.2.2 for legacy Winston support.

Installation

1npm install --save winston winston-splunk-httplogger

Usage

1var winston = require('winston'),
2    SplunkStreamEvent = require('winston-splunk-httplogger');
3
4var splunkSettings = {
5    token: process.env.SPLUNK_TOKEN,
6    host: process.env.SPLUNK_HOST || 'localhost'
7};
8
9// Now use winston as normal
10var logger = new winston.Logger({
11    transports: [
12        new winston.transports.Console(),
13        new SplunkStreamEvent({ splunk: splunkSettings })
14    ]
15});
16
17logger.info('This is sent to Splunk');

API

splunkTransport = new SplunkStreamEvent(config);

Create a new instance of SplunkStreamEvent. Takes the following configuration:

config: configuration settings for the SplunkStreamEvent instance
config.splunk: the Splunk Logger settings
config.splunk.token: the Splunk HTTP Event Collector token
[config.level=info]: logging level to use, will show up as the severity field of an event
[config.splunk.index=winston-index]: the index for the events sent to Splunk
[config.splunk.source=winston]: the source for the events sent to Splunk
[config.splunk.sourcetype=winston-splunk-logger]: the sourcetype for the events sent to Splunk
[config.splunk.host=localhost]: the Splunk HTTP Event Collector host
[config.splunk.maxRetries=0]: how many times to retry the splunk logger
[config.splunk.port=8088]: the Splunk HTTP Event Collector port
[config.splunk.path=/services/collector/event/1.0]: URL path to use
[config.splunk.protocol=https]: the protocol to use
[config.splunk.url]: URL string to pass to url.parse. This will try to set host, path, protocol, port, url. Any of these values will be overwritten if the corresponding property is set on config
[config.splunk.eventFormatter]: formats events, returning an event as a string, function(message, severity)
[config.batchInterval=0]: automatically flush events after this many milliseconds. When set to a non-positive value, events will be sent one by one. This setting is ignored when non-positive
[config.maxBatchSize=0]: automatically flush events after the size of queued events exceeds this many bytes. This setting is ignored when non-positive
[config.maxBatchCount=1]: automatically flush events after this many events have been queued. Defaults to flush immediately on sending an event. This setting is ignored when non-positive
[config.exitOnError=true]: whether an unexpected request error causes the javascript process to exit. Defaults to true.

Configuring Splunk

Log into your Splunk instance as an Administrator
Go to Settings > Data Inputs
Click on HTTP Event Collector under Local inputs
Click on New Token
Walk through the wizard to configure your new HTTP Event Collector

Splunk will provide you with a token at the end of the wizard. You need to insert that token into the splunk object you use to create the SplunkStreamEvent() object. In the example above, this is done by placing the token in the SPLUNK_TOKEN environment variable.

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Last Scanned on 2025-02-03

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splunkTransport = new SplunkStreamEvent(config);

Configuring Splunk

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