log
A package for creating logs in Firehose
📦 Installation
npm install @janiscommerce/log
🔧 Configuration
ENV variables
JANIS_SERVICE_NAME
(required): The name of the service that will create the log.
JANIS_ENV
(required): The stage name that will used as prefix for trace firehose delivery stream.
LOG_ROLE_ARN
(required): The ARN to assume the trace role in order to put records in Firehose.
JANIS_TRACE_EXTENSION_ENABLED
: If this variable is set, logs will be attempted to be buffered in the Janis Trace Extension server. If the server fails, direct call to Firehose is the fallback.
API
add(clientCode, logs)
Parameters: clientCode [String]
, logs [Object] or [Object array]
Puts the received log or logs into the janis-trace-firehose or local server
Log structure
The log [Object]
parameter have the following structure:
id [String]
(optional): The ID of the log in UUID V4 format. Default will be auto-generated.client [String]
(optional): The client code of the log owner. If set, this overrides the clientCode
parameter of the add()
method.service [String]
(optional): The service name, if this field not exists, will be obtained from the ENV (JANIS_SERVICE_NAME
)entity [String]
(required): The name of the entity that is creating the log.entityId [String]
(optional): The ID of the entity that is creating the log.type [String]
(required): The log type.message [String]
(optional): A general message about the log.userCreated [String]
(optional): The user that creates the log.dateCreated [ISODate]
(optional): The date when the log was created.log [Object|Array]
(optional): This property is a JSON that includes all the technical data about your log. If Array
was received, will be transformed as an Object
.
log.functionName [String]
: This field will be completed with ENV variable JANIS_FUNCTION_NAME
. The variable is created in package @janiscommerce/lambdalog.apiRequestLogId [String]
: This field will be completed with ENV variable JANIS_API_REQUEST_LOG_ID
. The variable is created in package @janiscommerce/api
createTracker(clientCode)
Parameters: clientCode [String]
Create a new tracker to build an incremental log. It returns a LogTracker instance.
sendToTrace(logs)
Parameters: logs [Array<LogData>] Sends the received logs directly to a Firehose instance, skipping local server check. Logs have the same structure as in the
add()method, but with the
client` property being required.
Log Tracker
A log tracker is an object used to build an incremental log to track multiple states of a process. For example, if when you publish a product you can track the initial state of the product, then request that will be made and the response received. Finally you save everything in a log to keep track for debugging purposes.
To use a log tracker, you have to call the Log.createTracker()
method, which will return an instance of a tracker.
Then you can make as much calls to logTracker.add()
as you want.
When you're ready to save the log, simply call the logTracker.log()
method.
Each time you call the log()
method, the internal state is reset so you can re-use the instance in case you want to.
See the Log Tracker API below:
add(name, data)
Parameters: name [String]
, data [Object]
Saves the data
object associated with a name
that explains what it is.
log(logData)
Parameters: logData [LogData]
.
Saves the log with the properties passed as LogData. These are the same that are passed to Log.add()
, except for the log
property that will be overridden.
Errors
The errors are informed with a LogError
.
This object has a code that can be useful for a correct error handling.
The codes are the following:
Code | Description |
---|
1 | Invalid log |
2 | Firehose Error |
4 | Assuming STS role error |
- Error
code: 3
removed since 3.5.1
Usage
Adding basic log
const Log = require('@janiscommerce/log');
await Log.add('some-client', {
service: 'oms',
entity: 'api',
entityId: 'order',
type: 'api-request',
dateCreated: '2020-04-21T17:16:01.324Z',
log: {
api: {
endpoint: 'order/5ea1c7f48efca3c21654d4a3/pick-items',
httpMethod: 'post'
},
request: {
headers: {
accept: 'application/json',
'content-type': 'application/json',
Host: 'oms.host.com',
'janis-client': 'some-client',
'X-Amzn-Trace-Id': 'Root=1-fca3c2-5ea1c7f48efca3c21654d4a3',
'X-Forwarded-For': '12.354.67.890',
'X-Forwarded-Port': '123',
'X-Forwarded-Proto': 'https'
},
data: {
0: {
pickedQuantity: 1,
pickingSessionId: '5ea1c88463d91e9758f2c1b8',
pickerId: '5ea1c8895ebb38d472ccd8c3',
id: '5EA1C88D6E94BC19F7FC1612',
pickedEans: [
'1234567890'
]
}
}
},
response: {
code: 200,
headers: {},
body: {}
},
executionTime: 868.251946
}
});
Adding multiple logs in the same request
const Log = require('@janiscommerce/log');
await Log.add('some-client', [{
service: 'catalog',
entity: 'account',
entityId: '5ea1c8c53fdac68fb60eac9e',
type: 'upserted',
dateCreated: '2020-04-22T22:03:50.507Z',
log: {
id: '5ea1c8c53fdac68fb60eac9e',
referenceId: 'rv-000005'
}
}, {
service: 'catalog',
entity: 'account',
entityId: '5ea1c8cd11f82560a364cbd4',
type: 'upserted',
dateCreated: '2020-04-22T22:03:50.507Z',
log: {
id: '5ea1c8cd11f82560a364cbd4',
referenceId: 'rf-00752'
}
}]);
Create LogTracker
const Log = require('@janiscommerce/log');
const logTracker = Log.createTracker('some-client');
const numbers = [1, 2, 3];
logTracker.add('initialState', numbers);
const doubledNumbers = numbers.map(n => n * 2);
logTracker.add('intermediateState', doubledNumbers);
const sum = doubledNumbers.reduce((total, n) => total + n, 0);
logTracker.add('finalState', sum);
await logTracker.log({
entity: 'math',
entityId: 'someId',
type: 'map-reduce',
message: 'Map reduced to sum the double of some numbers'
});
Serverless configuration
Returns an array with the hooks needed for Log's serverless configuration according to Serverless Helper. In path/to/root/serverless.js
add:
'use strict';
const { helper } = require('sls-helper');
const functions = require('./serverless/functions.json');
const Log = require('@janiscommerce/log');
module.exports = helper({
hooks: [
...functions,
...Log.serverlessConfiguration
]
});