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pino-splunk-events

Install

$ npm install pino-splunk-events

Usage

$ node app.js | npx pino-splunk-events --endpoint=YOUR_SPLUNK_ENDPOINT --token=YOUR_SPLUNK_TOKEN

Node (development mode)

import { PrettyConsole } from 'pino-splunk-events/lib/core/PrettyConsole'

const logger = pino({
  prettyPrint: {
    messageFormat: PrettyConsole.messageFormat,
  },
})

Browser (production mode)

import { getPinoBrowserWriteLog } from 'pino-splunk-events/lib/browser'
import SplunkEvents from 'splunk-events'
import pino from 'pino'

const splunk = new SplunkEvents({
  endpoint: process.env.SPLUNK_ENDPOINT,
  token: process.env.SPLUNK_TOKEN,

  // IMPORTANT! You need to set this flag
  // to permit send nested data to splunk
  // otherwise it will fails when try to
  // send some log with nested data
  shouldParseEventData: false,
})

const logger = pino({
  browser: {
    write: getPinoBrowserWriteLog(splunk),
  },
})

Browser (development mode)

import { PrettyConsole } from 'pino-splunk-events/lib/core/PrettyConsole'
import pino from 'pino'

const logger = pino({
  browser: {
    write: PrettyConsole.print,
  },
})

Table logs level to splunk

Log Level	Splunk Query
trace	level=Debug type=Info
debug	level=Debug type=Info
info	level=Important type=Info
warn	level=Important type=Warn
error	level=Important type=Error
fatal	level=Critical type=Error

Running example

# terminal 1
$ yarn install
$ cd example && yarn install
# starts fake splunk server
$ yarn server:start

# terminal 2
# sends events to fake splunk server
$ yarn logger:start

Deploy / Release new tags

Use npx chan added|fixed|etc "my change"

And after setting a changelog, run:

yarn release

License

Released under MIT License.