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@namics/remlog-scheme
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const { fields, Scheme, isSchemeIdValid, isCustomField } = require("@namics/remlog-scheme");
type SchemeValidationType {
key: string,
error: Error | null
};
interface IScheme {
get(): Object;
validate(): Array<SchemeValidationType>;
clean(): void;
serialize(): string;
toString(): string;
}
const { Scheme } = require("@namics/remlog-scheme");
const examplePayload = {
shortMessage: "Some message",
fullMessage: "An extended message for the log",
level: 5,
file: "example.js",
line: 172,
timestamp: "2018-01-18T15:16:15.244Z"
};
const validCustomPayload = Object.assign({}, examplePayload, {
$custom: "some data ..." // custom fields are prefixed by dollar
});
const invalidPayload = Object.assign({}, examplePayload, {
id: "8an204asdf1" // it is not allowed to set the ID manually
});
const validScheme = new Scheme(examplePayload);
validScheme.validate(); // returns []
const validCustomScheme = new Scheme(validCustomPayload);
validCustomScheme.validate(); // returns []
const invalidScheme = new Scheme(invalidPayload);
invalidScheme.validate(); // returns [{key: 'id', error: Error('The key id is a computed field and cannot be set manually.')}]
validScheme.get(); // will return the full scheme including timestamp, id etc.
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The npm package @namics/remlog-scheme receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, @namics/remlog-scheme popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @namics/remlog-scheme demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 7 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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