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coralogix-logger-winston
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Use coralogix-logger-winston to easily add a transport to winston inorder to send your logs to Coralogix's log analytics platform.
npm install --save coralogix-logger-winston
var winston = require("winston");
var CoralogixWinston = require("coralogix-logger-winston");
// global configuration for coralogix
var config = {
privateKey: "9626c7dd-8174-5015-a3fe-5572e042b6d9",
applicationName: "YOUR APP NAME",
subsystemName: "YOUR SUBSYSTEM",
};
CoralogixWinston.CoralogixTransport.configure(config);
// configure winston to user coralogix transport
winston.configure({
transports: [new CoralogixWinston.CoralogixTransport({
category: "YOUR CATEGORY"
})]
});
// use winston
winston.info("use winston to send your logs to coralogix");
import * as winston from "winston";
import {CoralogixTransport} from "coralogix-logger-winston";
// global configuration for private key, application name, subsystem name
const config = {
privateKey: "YOUR PRIVATE KEY",
applicationName: "YOUR APP NAME",
subsystemName: "YOUR SUBSYSTEM"
}
CoralogixTransport.configure(config);
winston.configure({
transports:[new CoralogixTransport({
category:"Yoni"
})]
})
winston.info("use winston to send your logs to coralogix");
FAQs
Winston transport for sending logs to coralogix
The npm package coralogix-logger-winston receives a total of 1,114 weekly downloads. As such, coralogix-logger-winston popularity was classified as popular.
We found that coralogix-logger-winston demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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