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Saikat Chakrabarti committed Sep 3, 2010
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Expand Up @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Socket Logger: JSON-parsable logging for [Socket.IO](http://github.com/learnboos


By default, socket logger is a simple logger that you can use with your [Socket.IO](http://github.com/learnboost/socket.io-node)-based node server. Depending on the log level used, you can log connections, disconnections, message requests, and the actual contents of messages. By default, socket logger is a simple logger that you can use with your [Socket.IO](http://github.com/learnboost/socket.io-node)-based node server. Depending on the log level used, you can log connections, disconnections, message requests, and the actual contents of messages.


The log format is currently not in Apache Common Log Format, but instead JSON-parsable strings. I think this makes it easier to write scripts to crawl my logs (especially since most message payloads are in JSON), but ideally the log format can be specified. The log format is currently not in Apache Common Log Format, but instead JSON-parsable strings. I think this makes it easier to write scripts to crawl my logs (especially since most message payloads are in JSON), but I'll eventually make it so that the log format can be specified.


Socket-logger also provides a hook to set up a web client that gets information about your server in real-time. Simply create a Socket.IO client that connects to your server with a specified auth token, and now your client gets JSON messages pushed to it about your server activity. Check out the example for a demo of this. Socket-logger also provides a hook to set up a web client that gets information about your server in real-time. Simply create a Socket.IO client that connects to your server with a specified auth token, and now your client gets JSON messages pushed to it about your server activity. Check out the example for a demo of this.


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