@invisible/logger

logger

Invisible Logging Wrapper.

Install

yarn add @invisible/logger

Usage

const logger = require('@invisible/logger')

logger.debug('This is a debug message', { meta: true })

Make sure to set LOGGER_LEVEL = silly on your development environment.

Default Transports

Console

Will only be colorized in development. The default logging level is info, but you can use the LOGGER_LEVEL environment variable to adjust the logging level.

Bugsnag

To use bugsnag, just define BUGSNAG_KEY environment variable. You can also use the BUGSNAG_LEVEL environment variable to set the logging level.

Loggly Logger

To use Loggly, just define LOGGLY_TOKEN and LOGGLY_SUBDOMAIN environment variable. You can also use the LOGGLY_LEVEL environment variable to set the logging level.

Timber

To use Timber, you'll need to define LOGGER_TIMBER as true in your environment variable and redirect the drain of your Heroku app to the drain address in Timber. You can also use the TIMBER_LEVEL environment variable to set the logging level. Setting up Timber deactivates the default Console transport.

Additional Transports

You can add an additional transport with

const logger = require('@invisible/logger')

logger.add(winston.transports.File, { filename: 'somefile.log' })