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4 years ago
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π Ratlog library for Deno - Application Logging for Rats, Humans, and Machines
Deno implementation of Ratlog log formatter.
Getting started
This package exposes two APIs. The more fully-featured of the two tries to match the Ratlog.js API, and is henceforth called the Classic API.
// Import the Classic API from deno.land/x/
import ratlog from "https://deno.land/x/ratlog@v1.1.0/classic-api.ts";
// Set up logging through the console output
const log = ratlog(console.log);
log("hello, world");
//> hello, world
// Add fields
log("counting", { count: 1 });
//> counting | count: 1
// Add fields and a tag
log("counting", { count: -1 }, "negative");
//> [negative] counting | count: -1
// Create another logger bound to a tag
const warn = log.tag("warning");
warn("disk space low");
//> [warning] disk space low
// Combine and nest tags any way you like
const critical = warn.tag("critical");
critical("shutting down all servers");
//> [warning|critical] shutting down all servers
// Parse messages
ratlog.parse("[negative] counting | count: -1");
// returns { message: "counting", tags: ["negative"], fields: { count: -1 } }
ratlog.parse("counting | count: 1");
// returns { message: "counting", fields: { count: 1 } }
The core of the implementation is exposed in ./ratlog.ts
, and is called the
Core API. Itβs less fully featured, but provides a parsing implementation.
// Import the Core API from deno.land/x/
import Ratlog from "https://deno.land/x/ratlog@v1.1.0/ratlog.ts";
Ratlog.log({ message: "hello, world" });
// returns "hello, world"
Ratlog.log({ message: "counting", fields: { count: 1 } });
// returns "counting | count: 1"
Ratlog.log({ message: "counting", tags: ["negative"], fields: { count: -1 } });
// returns "[negative] counting | count: -1"
Ratlog.parse("[negative] counting | count: -1");
// returns { message: "counting", tags: ["negative"], fields: { count: -1 } }
Ratlog.parse("counting | count: 1");
// returns { message: "counting", fields: { count: 1 } }
Ratlog.parse("hello, world");
// returns { message: "hello, world" }
How to help
Check out issues requesting commentary and share your thoughts.
Grab an untouched issue and start hacking. Start a draft PR and link it to claim the issue.
Check that dependencies (all found in deps.ts) are up to date.
Contribute test cases (input-output pairs) to the Ratlog spec repo (specifically this file).
Contribute test runners (API implementation) to test.ts.