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@optimizely/js-sdk-logging
Advanced tools
Provides a centralized LogManager and errorHandler for Javascript SDK packages.
npm install @optimizely/js-sdk-logging

ConsoleLogHandler or NoopLogHandlerLogManager.getLogger(name)import { getLogger } from '@optimizely/js-sdk-logging'
const logger = getLogger('myModule')
logger.log('warn', 'this is a warning')
logger.debug('string interpolation is easy and %s', 'lazily evaluated')
logger.info('info logging')
logger.warn('this is a warning')
logger.error('this is an error')
// `info` `warn` `debug` and `error` all support passing an Error as the last argument
// this will call the registered errorHandler
logger.error('an error occurred: %s', ex.message)
// also Error passes to errorHandler.handleError(ex)
logger.error('an error occurred: %s', ex.message, ex)
// if no message is passed will log `ex.message`
logger.error(ex)
import { LogLevel, setLogLevel } from '@optimizely/js-sdk-logging'
// can use enum
setLogLevel(LogLevel.ERROR)
// can also use a string (lowercase or uppercase)
setLogLevel('debug')
setLogLevel('info')
setLogLevel('warn')
setLogLevel('error')
import { setLogHandler, ConsoleLogHandler } from '@optimizely/js-sdk-logging'
const handler = new ConsoleLogHandler({
logLevel: 'error',
prefix: '[My custom prefix]', // defaults to "[OPTIMIZELY]"
})
setLogHandler(handler)
Perhaps you want to integrate Optimizely with your own logging system or use an existing library.
A valid LogHandler is anything that implements this interface
interface LogHandler {
log(level: LogLevel, message: string): void
}
Example: integrating with Winston
import winston from 'winston'
import { setLogHandler, LogLevel } from '@optimizely/js-sdk-logging'
const winstonLogger = winston.createLogger({
level: 'info',
format: winston.format.json(),
defaultMeta: { service: 'optimizely' },
transports: [
new winston.transports.File({ filename: 'combined.log' }),
],
})
/**
* Convert from optimizely log levels to winston
*/
function convertLogLevels(level) {
switch(level) {
case LogLevel.DEBUG:
return 'debug'
case LogLevel.INFO:
return 'info'
case LogLevel.WARNING:
return 'warning'
case LogLevel.ERROR:
return 'error'
default:
return 'silly'
}
}
setLogHandler({
log(level, message) {
winstoLogger.log({
level: convertLogLevels(level),
message,
})
}
})
interface LoggerFacade {
log(level: LogLevel | string, message: string): void
info(message: string | Error, ...splat: any[]): void
debug(message: string | Error, ...splat: any[]): void
warn(message: string | Error, ...splat: any[]): void
error(message: string | Error, ...splat: any[]): void
}
interface LogManager {
getLogger(name?: string): LoggerFacade
}
interface LogHandler {
log(level: LogLevel, message: string): void
}
FAQs
Optimizely Full Stack Core Logging
The npm package @optimizely/js-sdk-logging receives a total of 18,166 weekly downloads. As such, @optimizely/js-sdk-logging popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @optimizely/js-sdk-logging demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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