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pino-stackdriver
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A transport for pino that sends messages to Google Stackdriver Logging
This module provides a "transport" for pino that forwards messages to the Google Stackdriver log service through it's API.
You should install pino-stackdriver
globally for ease of use:
npm install --production -g pino-stackdriver
This package internally uses the Google cloud logging library to call the Stackdriver Logging API. To be able to log to Stackdriver, some setup is needed on the Google Cloud platform.
Create a service account on the page Stackdriver Logging Client Libraries. This downloads a JSON file with the credentials required.
To use globally from command line:
npm install -g pino-stackdriver
To include as a library in your project:
npm install pino-stackdriver
Want to use pino-stackdriver
from the CLI?
See the CLI documentation for details.
Want to use pino-stackdriver
as a library in your project?
See the API documentation for details.
If you would like to help out with some code, check the details.
Not a coder, but still want to support? Have a look at the options available to donate.
Licensed under MIT.
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A transport for pino that sends messages to Google Stackdriver Logging
The npm package pino-stackdriver receives a total of 5,533 weekly downloads. As such, pino-stackdriver popularity was classified as popular.
We found that pino-stackdriver 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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