logdis-filter-timestamp
Advanced tools
LogDis filter to add a timestamp field to the processed object ⇒ http://logdis.io/
This is an officially supported http://logdis.io/ plugin.
A filter to add a timestamp field to the processed object. Can be either an ISO timestamp such as
2016-07-15T11:47:23.301Z or an epoch (in ms) such as 1468583243301.
Require logdis-core and whatever other inputs and outputs you need:
const logdisCore = require('logdis-core')
const filterTimestamp = require('logdis-filter-timestamp')
const logdis = logdisCore()
// inputs ...
logdis.filter(filterTimestamp({
fieldname : 'ts',
format : 'epoch',
}))
// outputs ...
There are two options:
fieldname (string, required) - the fieldname to use for the timestampformat (string) - only iso or epoch is allowed (default: iso)Andrew Chilton:
ISC.
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FAQs
LogDis filter to add a timestamp field to the processed object ⇒ http://logdis.io/
We found that logdis-filter-timestamp 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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