pine
Lead Maintainer: Jean-Charles Sisk
A simple logging wrapper for Winston.
Usage
var pine = ; var log = ;log;log;
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API
pine([name] [,options])
name
(optional, String) - If not provided, defaults to file path relative to parent package.options
(optional, Object) - Same options aspine.configure
. When provided will create logger with provided settings, using configured global settings as defaults.
Invoke pine
directly to get a logger instance. The API of the logger is determined by the configured levels, which defaults
to npm levels: silly, debug, verbose, info, warn, error. Additionally, there is a log
method which accepts the desired
level as it's first argument. Each method also supports util.format
-like string interpolation.
var log = ;log;log;log;log;log;log;
pine.configure(options);
options
- The default options which will be used for all loggers. The options object supports the following optional keys:basedir
- The root directory against which relative paths are calculated. Defaults to root of calling module.levels
- The winston levels to use. Defaults tonpm
levels.colors
- The colors to use. Defaults tonpm
colors. whether the client should reject a response from a server with invalid certificates. This cannot be set at the same time as theagent
option is set.transports
- The transports to use, mapping the transport name to settings. To use external or custom transports see themodules
config options.modules
- Describe, for registration, the modules which implement the required custom transport.exceptionHandlers
- Transports to be used for logging exceptions. An object mapping the transport name to settings.
Set global logging settings, using built-in settings as defaults.
pine;
pine.settings
Read-only property of current global default settings.