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LogDis is a modular log processing framework.
Note: it is not a logger. For that, you should use bole
, bunyan
, winston
or something simiar.
LogDis allows you to do whatever the hell you want with your logs. It's kinda like logstash, but easier to configure and use. It can process, filter, change, and manipulate your logs, then it can save them, send them somewhere, or stash them anywhere you like.
This is a convenience package that bundles the current release of 'logdis-core' and all of the official plugins.
Use this package so you can get started quickly. Use the individual plugins if you want to be specific about what to install.
Please see the documentation at http://logdis.io/ for more information.
const logdis = require('logdis')
const fromStdIn = logdis.input.stdin()
const ignoreBlankLines = logdis.filter.ignoreBlankLines()
const convertToJson = logdis.filter.toJson()
const scrub = logdis.filter.scrub({ scrub : { 'username' : true } })
const timestamp = logdis.filter.timestamp({ fieldname : 'timestamp', format : 'epoch' })
const toStdOut = logdis.output.stdout()
logdis()
.input(fromStdIn)
.filter(ignoreBlankLines)
.filter(convertToJson)
.filter(scrub)
.filter(timestamp)
.output(toStdOut)
Andrew Chilton. @andychilton
FAQs
Modular log processing framework - starter module ⇒ http://logdis.io/
The npm package logdis receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, logdis popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that logdis demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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