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Comparing version 1.5.0 to 1.5.1

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CHANGELOG.md
# CHANGELOG
## v1.5.1
* Remove debug console.log (thx chazomaticus)
## v1.5.0

@@ -4,0 +8,0 @@

1

index.js

@@ -97,3 +97,2 @@ var dgram = require('dgram');

if(callback){
console.log(callback);
callback(err, bytes);

@@ -100,0 +99,0 @@ }

{
"name": "ain2",
"description": "Syslog logging for node.js. Continuation of ain",
"version": "1.5.0",
"version": "1.5.1",
"main": "./index",

@@ -6,0 +6,0 @@ "author": "Alexander Dorofeev <aka.spin@gmail.com>",

@@ -31,9 +31,12 @@ # ain*

var SysLogger = require('ain2');
var console = new SysLogger();
```javascript
console.log('notice: %d', Date.now());
console.info('info');
console.error('error');
var SysLogger = require('ain2');
var console = new SysLogger();
console.log('notice: %d', Date.now());
console.info('info');
console.error('error');
```
After launch in `/var/log/user` you can see the following:

@@ -46,2 +49,3 @@

Note: you need to ensure syslog is listening on UDP port 514 for this example to work. On Ubuntu, for example, you would need to edit ```/etc/rsyslog.conf```, add/uncomment the following lines, and ensure rsyslog is restarted:
```

@@ -54,3 +58,2 @@ # provides UDP syslog reception

## Singleton logger

@@ -60,14 +63,20 @@

require('ain2').getInstance();
```javascript
require('ain2').getInstance();
```
If you use this, please be beware of this:
require('ain2').getInstance() === require('ain2').getInstance();
=> true
```javascript
require('ain2').getInstance() === require('ain2').getInstance();
=> true
```
As opposed to:
var SysLogger = require('ain2');
new SysLogger() === new SysLogger();
=> false
```javascript
var SysLogger = require('ain2');
new SysLogger() === new SysLogger();
=> false
```

@@ -87,7 +96,10 @@ ## Changing destinations

var SysLogger = require('ain2');
var logger = new SysLogger({tag: 'node-test-app', facility: 'daemon', hostname: 'devhost', port: 3000});
logger.warn('some warning');
```javascript
var SysLogger = require('ain2');
var logger = new SysLogger({tag: 'node-test-app', facility: 'daemon', hostname: 'devhost', port: 3000});
logger.warn('some warning');
```
... and in `/var/log/daemon.log`:

@@ -155,32 +167,39 @@

var SysLogger = require('ain2');
var console = new SysLogger();
console.info('info', function(err, bytes){
// callback received
});
console.log('notice: %d', Date.now(), function(err, bytes){
// callback received
});
```javascript
var SysLogger = require('ain2');
var console = new SysLogger();
console.info('info', function(err, bytes){
// callback received
});
console.log('notice: %d', Date.now(), function(err, bytes){
// callback received
});
```
## Custom message composer
var SysLogger = require('ain2');
var console = new SysLogger();
console.setMessageComposer(function(message, severity){
return new Buffer('<' + (this.facility * 8 + severity) + '>' +
this.getDate() + ' ' + '[' + process.pid + ']:' + message);
});
```javascript
var SysLogger = require('ain2');
var console = new SysLogger();
console.setMessageComposer(function(message, severity){
return new Buffer('<' + (this.facility * 8 + severity) + '>' +
this.getDate() + ' ' + '[' + process.pid + ']:' + message);
});
```
//The default implementation looks this:
The default implementation looks this:
SysLogger.prototype.composeSyslogMessage = function(message, severity) {
return new Buffer('<' + (this.facility * 8 + severity) + '>' +
this.getDate() + ' ' + this.hostname + ' ' +
this.tag + '[' + process.pid + ']:' + message);
}
```javascript
SysLogger.prototype.composeSyslogMessage = function(message, severity) {
return new Buffer('<' + (this.facility * 8 + severity) + '>' +
this.getDate() + ' ' + this.hostname + ' ' +
this.tag + '[' + process.pid + ']:' + message);
}
```

@@ -217,3 +236,5 @@ ## Logging

logger.send('message', 'alert');
```javascript
logger.send('message', 'alert');
```

@@ -220,0 +241,0 @@ The `send` function takes two arguments: message and optional severity level. By

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