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@lbu/insight - npm Package Compare versions

Comparing version 0.0.20 to 0.0.21

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index.js

@@ -8,3 +8,5 @@ import { newLogger } from "./src/logger.js";

/**
* Standard log instance
* Standard log instance.
* Comes with a depth of 4, prevents printing deeply nested objects
*
* @type {Logger}

@@ -11,0 +13,0 @@ */

{
"name": "@lbu/insight",
"version": "0.0.20",
"version": "0.0.21",
"description": "Simple logger in NDJSON format",

@@ -32,3 +32,3 @@ "main": "./index.js",

},
"gitHead": "87bbba853bb050f7897c50ea291233297e2366e1"
"gitHead": "b81b7a87aa31416c815ff2105990c7455de4846b"
}

@@ -9,15 +9,8 @@ # @lbu/insight

## Why
Here at [lightbase](https://lightbase.nl) we had a constantly growing
boilerplate for new projects. To facilitate our needs more and to stop copying
and pasting things around this project was born. This project is for now
tailored at smaller & monolithic projects.
## Features
- Minimal API project boilerplate
- Minimal project boilerplate
- Script runner, can watch & reload almost anything (via nodemon)
- Flexible code generators supporting routers, validators, api clients, mocks
and more in the future.
- Flexible code generators supporting routers, validators, api clients, mocks,
CRUD queries and more in the future.
- Opinionated structured logging

@@ -28,5 +21,88 @@ - Common Koa middleware wrapped in a single function

## Requirements
- Node.js >= 14
- Yarn 1.x.x
## Why
Here at [lightbase](https://lightbase.nl) we had a constantly growing
boilerplate for new projects. To facilitate our needs more and to stop copying
and pasting things around this project was born. This project is for now
tailored at monolithic projects.
## Features breakdown
**@lbu/cli**:
- Run user scripts (in watch mode)
- Run the linter or tests
- A LBU based boilerplate
**@lbu/lint-config**:
- All necessary ESLint and Prettier dependencies
- Default configuration for ESLint and Prettier
**@lbu/insight**:
- A structured logger
- Writing newline delimited JSON in production
- Pretty printing for development
- Various utilities to get insight in the running process
- Parser to process production logs in an external process
**@lbu/stdlib**:
- Various lodash inspired utilities (isNil, isPlainObject, ...)
- Wrappers for child_process execution and spawning
- Basic templating system
- A `mainFn` wrapper that reads `.env` and calls the provided function if the
file is the process entrypoint
- Replacements for CommonJS `__dirname` and `__filename`
**@lbu/server**:
- Wrapper around Koa instance creation
- 404 en error handling
- Handle CORS
- Send file helper
- Re-exports koa-session and koa-compose
**@lbu/store**:
- Wrapper around the Minio S3 client
- Wrapper around Postgres connection
- Utilities for providing temporary databases in a test environment
- Postgres migrations
- Postgres and S3 combined for file storage
- Caching files from S3 in memory or on local disk
- Postgres powered JobQueue implementation
- Supports priority, scheduling, multiple async workers
- koa-session compatible SessionStore backed by Postgres
**@lbu/code-gen**:
- Code generators for the following:
- router, with wildcard and path parameter support
- validators, with pre- and postValidate hooks
- queries, CRUD postgres queries
- Axios based api client
- Typescript or JSDoc types
- Generated mocks
- An extendable set of types:
- boolean, number, string;
- object, array, any;
- date, uuid;
- generic, anyOf, reference;
- Remote structure loader
- OpenAPI to LBU converter
- Generate stubs (types and structure only) so packages can also use LBU
- router structure
- api client structure (Typescript supported)
- and of course the normal types generator
## Docs
See [/docs](/docs/README.md)
See [/docs](/docs/README.md) for all available APIs and various guides.

@@ -33,0 +109,0 @@ ## Development

import { writeNDJSON, writePretty } from "./writer.js";
/**
* @typedef {object} LoggerOptions
* @property {boolean} [pretty=false]
* @property {number} [depth=3]
* @property {WriteStream} [stream=process.stdout]
* @property {*|{type: string}} [ctx]
* @name LoggerOptions
*
* @typedef {object}
* @property {boolean} [pretty=false] Use the pretty formatter instead of the NDJSON formatter
* @property {number} [depth=3] Max-depth printed
* @property {WriteStream} [stream=process.stdout] The stream to write the logs to
* @property {*|{type: string}} [ctx] Context that should be logged in all log lines. e.g
* a common request id.
*/
/**
* @typedef {function(arg: *): undefined} LogFn
* @name LogFn
*
* Prints the provided argument
*
* @typedef {function(arg: *): undefined}
*/
/**
* @typedef {object} Logger
* @property {function(): boolean} isProduction
* @property {LogFn} info
* @property {LogFn} error
* @name Logger
*
* The logger only has two severities:
* - info
* - error
*
* Either a log line is innocent enough and only provides debug information if needed, or
* someone should be paged because something goes wrong. For example handled 500 errors
* don't need any ones attention, but unhandled 500 errors do.
* @see {@lbu/server#logMiddleware}
*
* @typedef {object}
* @property {function(): boolean} isProduction Check if this logger is using the pretty
* printer or NDJSON printer
* @property {LogFn} info Info log
* @property {LogFn} error Error log
*/

@@ -24,4 +43,5 @@

* Create a new logger
*
* @param {LoggerOptions} [options]
* @return {Logger}
* @returns {Logger}
*/

@@ -55,5 +75,7 @@ export function newLogger(options) {

* Bind a context object to the logger functions and returns a new Logger
* The context is always printed
*
* @param {Logger} logger
* @param {*} ctx
* @return {Logger}
* @param {object|{type: string}} ctx
* @returns {Logger}
*/

@@ -69,2 +91,8 @@ export function bindLoggerContext(logger, ctx) {

/**
* Wrap provided writer function to be used in the Logger
*
* @param fn
* @returns {log}
*/
function wrapWriter(fn) {

@@ -71,0 +99,0 @@ return function log(stream, depth, level, context, message) {

@@ -6,2 +6,3 @@ const sizes = ["Bytes", "KiB", "MiB", "GiB", "TiB", "PiB"];

* Support up to a pebibyte
*
* @param {number} [bytes]

@@ -33,3 +34,4 @@ * @returns {string}

* https://nodejs.org/dist/latest-v13.x/docs/api/process.html#process_process_memoryusage
* @param logger
*
* @param {Logger} logger
*/

@@ -36,0 +38,0 @@ export function printProcessMemoryUsage(logger) {

@@ -6,3 +6,7 @@ import pump from "pump";

/**
* @typedef {object} LogParserContext
* @name LogParserContext
*
* The LogParserContext enables you too analyze logs produced by this Logger
*
* @typedef {object}
* @property {(function(data: object): undefined)} [jsonProcessor]

@@ -15,4 +19,5 @@ * @property {(function(data: string): undefined)} [textProcessor]

* Create a new parser context
*
* @param {ReadStream} stream
* @return {LogParserContext}
* @returns {LogParserContext}
*/

@@ -30,4 +35,5 @@ export function newLogParserContext(stream) {

* textProcessor with the value. The original value is written to the returned stream
*
* @param {LogParserContext} lpc
* @return {ReadStream}
* @returns {ReadStream}
*/

@@ -54,2 +60,3 @@ export function executeLogParser(lpc) {

* Internal try to parse as json and execute jsonProcessor, else execute textProcessor
*
* @param {LogParserContext} lpc

@@ -56,0 +63,0 @@ * @param {string} line

import { inspect } from "util";
/**
* @param stream
* @param depth
* @param level
* @param timestamp
* @param context
* @param message
*/
export function writeNDJSON(stream, depth, level, timestamp, context, message) {

@@ -15,2 +23,10 @@ stream.write(

/**
* @param stream
* @param depth
* @param level
* @param timestamp
* @param context
* @param message
*/
export function writePretty(stream, depth, level, timestamp, context, message) {

@@ -17,0 +33,0 @@ stream.write(formatDate(timestamp));

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