jsnlog/Definitions/jsnlog_interfaces.d.ts

Simple logging package. Use on client and/or server. On the client, sends logs to the server and stores them in your existing server side logs. On the server, log to console or use Winston transports. Ideal for logging exceptions, AJAX timeouts.

/**
* Copyright 2017 Mattijs Perdeck.
*
* This project is licensed under the MIT license.
* 
* Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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// Type definitions for JSNLog v2.30.0+
// Project: https://github.com/mperdeck/jsnlog.js
// Definitions by: Mattijs Perdeck <https://github.com/mperdeck>
// Definitions: https://github.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped

// -------------------------------
// Full documentation is at 
// http://jsnlog.com
// -------------------------------



// This file is used for development of the jsnlog.ts itself.
// If you're using JSNLog in your own code, use jl.d.ts.

declare namespace JL {
		interface JSNLogOptions {
		enabled?: boolean;
		maxMessages?: number;
		defaultAjaxUrl?: string;
		clientIP?: string;
		requestId?: string;
		defaultBeforeSend?: (xhr: XMLHttpRequest, json?: any) => void;
		serialize?: (object: any) => string;
	}

	interface JSNLogFilterOptions {
		level?: number;
		ipRegex?: string;
		userAgentRegex?: string;
		disallow?: string;
	}

	interface JSNLogLoggerOptions extends JSNLogFilterOptions {
		appenders?: JSNLogAppender[];
		onceOnly?: string[];
	}

	// Base for all appender options types
	interface JSNLogAppenderOptions extends JSNLogFilterOptions {
		sendWithBufferLevel?: number;
		storeInBufferLevel?: number;
		bufferSize?: number;
		batchSize?: number;
		maxBatchSize?: number;
		batchTimeout?: number;
		sendTimeout?: number;
	}

	interface JSNLogAjaxAppenderOptions extends JSNLogAppenderOptions {
		url?: string;
		beforeSend?: (xhr: XMLHttpRequest, json: any) => void;
	}

	interface JSNLogLogger {
		setOptions(options: JSNLogLoggerOptions): JSNLogLogger;

		trace(logObject: any): JSNLogLogger;
		debug(logObject: any): JSNLogLogger;
		info(logObject: any): JSNLogLogger;
		warn(logObject: any): JSNLogLogger;
		error(logObject: any): JSNLogLogger;
		fatal(logObject: any): JSNLogLogger;
		fatalException(logObject: any, e: any): JSNLogLogger;
		log(level: number, logObject: any, e?: any): JSNLogLogger;
	}

    // setOptions and sendBatch have to be optional, so you can use a Winston transport as
    // as a JSNLogAppender
	interface JSNLogAppender {
		setOptions?: (options: JSNLogAppenderOptions) => JSNLogAppender;
        sendBatch?: () => void;
	}

	interface JSNLogAjaxAppender extends JSNLogAppender {
		setOptions?: (options: JSNLogAjaxAppenderOptions) => JSNLogAjaxAppender;
	}

	interface JSNLogConsoleAppender extends JSNLogAppender {
	}

}

declare function __jsnlog_configure(jsnlog: any): void;