Hi,
i used your formatter function to supply a custom format to my log messages. It works perfect for the transport.Console but the transport.File seams to ignore the custom formatter.
heres my custom file formatter:
function customFileFormatter (options) {
// Return string will be passed to logger.
return options.timestamp() +' ['+ options.level.toUpperCase() +'] '+ (undefined !== options.message ? options.message : '') +
(options.meta && Object.keys(options.meta).length ? '\n\t'+ JSON.stringify(options.meta) : '' );
}
its essential the logger given in your example. I apply it like this:
winston.add(winston.transports.File, {
name: 'info-file',
filename: logPath + '/info.log',
level: 'info',
maxsize: 15000000,
formatter: customFileFormatter
});
but the output in the logging file stays the same:
{"level":"info","message":"INITIALISEING","timestamp":"2015-04-02T06:29:57.982Z"}
it should be:
{"level":"[INFO]","message":"INITIALISEING","timestamp":"2015-04-02T06:29:57.982Z"}
I don't know whats wrong because the same works with the transport.Console.
please help
greetings
Tonacate
OK never mind.
forgot to set
json: false
but it would be cool if you could change just some fields in the json logging :)
Took me a bit to figure out where to set "json: false". Set it on the file transport(s). Here's my example:
const logFormatter = function(options) {
// Return string will be passed to logger.
return options.timestamp() +` `+ options.level.toUpperCase() +
` `+ (options.message ? options.message : ``) +
(options.meta && Object.keys(options.meta).length ?
`\n\t`+ JSON.stringify(options.meta) : `` );
};
const timestamp = function() {
const d = new Date();
return d.getHours() + `:` + d.getMinutes() + `:` +
d.getSeconds() + `m` + d.getMilliseconds();
};
const logger = new (winston.Logger)({
transports: [
new (winston.transports.File)({
timestamp: timestamp,
formatter: logFormatter,
level: `silly`,
name: `fileAll`,
filename: `fileAll.log`,
json: false, // set json:false on the file transport(s)
})
]
});
formatter works fine for me but timestamp always prints a literal string
function () {
const d = new Date();
return d.getHours() + :
+ d.getMinutes() + :
+
d.getSeconds() + m
+ d.getMilliseconds();
}|DEBUG|Message for an Debug
function () {
const d = new Date();
return d.getHours() + :
+ d.getMinutes() + :
+
d.getSeconds() + m
+ d.getMilliseconds();
}|EMERGENCY|Message for an Debug
OK never mind.
forgot to set
json: false
but it would be cool if you could change just some fields in the json logging :)
You saved my time! I wonder where is this documented..
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OK never mind.
forgot to set
json: false
but it would be cool if you could change just some fields in the json logging :)