Integrating NodeWebkit with Winston.

[Sreenidhi Sreesha]

Has anyone integrated winston logging framework into nodewebkit? Which logging framework do you use along with Nodewebkit? 

Thank you.

[Sreenidhi Sreesha]

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[Alain Ekambi]

We use log4j since we write our NodeWebkit applications in Java(GWT).

Probably wont help you a lot in your product.

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[Laszlo Z. Antal]

Hi,

On May 6, 2014, at 23:49, Alain Ekambi <jazzma...@gmail.com> wrote:

We use log4j since we write our NodeWebkit applications in Java(GWT).

Probably wont help you a lot in your product.

2014-05-07 6:53 GMT+02:00 Sreenidhi Sreesha <sreenidh...@gmail.com>:

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On Saturday, January 18, 2014 11:59:02 PM UTC-8, Sreenidhi Sreesha wrote:

Has anyone integrated winston logging framework into nodewebkit? Which logging framework do you use along with Nodewebkit? 

Thank you

What kind of logging do you need? I mean if it's nothing special just write your own, I did. It's a simple function in the module logging but you can me it what ever that uses fs so it's not blocking. I have format variable that defines what gets logged and also the last option in the function call for the level Eg: ERROR, INFO etc...

What's great about it is that if I want I can switch over to store the logs in a db instead of a file or even send it to a webservice. 

Other reason I needed to write my own so that I can strip the logging calls out of the finished product easily.

Hope it helps

Laszlo

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[Sreenidhi Sreesha]

Thanks for the reply guys. 

I was able to integrate winston, there was a bit of configuration error which confused me.  I was using my own logger but it had a small problem. The logs were written in batches so many of them had the same time stamp.  Now, its resolved. Appreciate your willingness to help. 

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[henrique matias]

Hello Sreenidhi,

Did you have to do any workaround to get it working?

I tried to use wiston, but its failing silently.

No logs, either on the debug console, either on "app.log" on my home folder.

path    = window.require('path-extra')

winston = window.require('winston')

logger = new (winston.Logger)({

transports: [

new (winston.transports.Console)(),

new (winston.transports.File)({ filename: path.homedir() + 'app.log' })

]

});

logger.log( "test is test!!!" )

[Sreenidhi Sreesha]

Hi Henrique,

I did not have to do any workaround to get winston working. Check the filepath.  Try this

path    = window.require('path-extra')

winston = window.require('winston')

logger = new (winston.Logger)({

transports: [

new (winston.transports.Console)(),

new (winston.transports.File)({ filename: PATH.join(path.homedir(), 'app.log') })

]

});

[henrique matias]

oh i see, might have been the lack of path.join / path.resolve