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@smarterservices/boom-loggly
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Error wrapper that logs to loggly and outputs a boom error object
Description: Error wrapper that logs to loggly and outputs a boom error object
##Getting started:
npm install boom-loggly --save
Usage:
var boom-loggly = require('boom-loggly')
var e = new boom-loggly({
loggly:{
token:'',
subdomain:'',
username:'',
password:'',
tags:['']
}
})
###constructor params:
because boom-loggly post to loggly when an error happens you need to include loggly object for your account.
###Method: addError()
Description: Generates and returns a dynamic boom object and logs an object to loggly.
e.addError(request_id,status,log_object,output,tags);
request_id(required):Will be a unique id used to track an error.
status_id(required): The status number of the error. Used to generate a dynamic boom object.
log_object(required): The object that will be sent to loggly.
output(required): What the user will see as the message in actual boom error.
tags(optional): tags set when sending to loggly.
FAQs
Error wrapper that logs to loggly and outputs a boom error object
The npm package @smarterservices/boom-loggly receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, @smarterservices/boom-loggly popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @smarterservices/boom-loggly 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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