AUTHORS SECTION

This section is meant to help log driver authors get started with this template.

TODO: Remove this section when the repository is completely set up.

Terraform the repository

To customize the repo and enable some pre-configure tools run the init script in the terminal at your root directory.

The init script will ask for the required information.

Running the init script.

npm run init
# Or if you use yarn
yarn run init

Replace TODOS

Search across the repository files and solve the TODO comments.

Files with TODOS

README.md (here)

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Logo by Felipe Zambrano

TODO: Modify the description of this driver

is a custom log driver for ngworker/lumberjack. It is used to send logs over SOME protocol.

Features

TODO: Update the features of this driver

✅ Logs to custom log store
✅ Unit test coverage
✅ Custom Logger
✅ Follows Lumberjack Best Practices guide

Installation

is published as the @<organization-hyphen>/<name-hyphen> package.

Toolchain	Command
Angular CLI	`ng add @<organization-hyphen>/<name-hyphen>`
NPM CLI	`npm install @<organization-hyphen>/<name-hyphen>`
Yarn CLI	`yarn add @<organization-hyphen>/<name-hyphen>`

Compatibility

<name-capitalize-united> has verified compatibility with the following packages versions.

	Lumberjack	Another Package
2.0.x	^2.0.0	^8.0.0
1.2.x	>=2.0.0-rc.0	^7.4.1
1.1.x	>=2.0.0-beta.3	^7.0.0

If the version you are using is not listed, please raise an issue in our GitHub repository.

Usage

TODO: Verify that these configurations match your driver configurations.

To start using , import it in your root or core Angular module along with Lumberjack.

import { NgModule } from '@angular/core';
import { LumberjackLevel, LumberjackModule } from '@ngworker/lumberjack';
import { <name-capitalize-united> } from '@<organization-hyphen>/<name-hyphen>';

@NgModule({
  imports: [
    LumberjackModule.forRoot({
      levels: [LumberjackLevel.Verbose],
    }),
    <name-capitalize-united>.forRoot({
      levels: [LumberjackLevel.Critical, LumberjackLevel.Error],
      // Options
    }),
    // (...)
  ],
  // (...)
})
export class AppModule {}

Now you can start using the LumberjackService or extend LumberjackLogger and they will automatically use the <name-capitalize-united>.

Configuration

TODO: Here it is explained how this custom driver can be configured.

Wallaby.js

Contributors to this repository are welcome to use the Wallaby.js OSS License to get test results immediately as you type, and see the results in your editor right next to your code.

Contributors

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind welcome!

License

ngworker/lumberjack-custom-driver

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