node-rotation-file

📄 Make rotation file with time or size.

Installation

Install with npm:

$ npm i --save node-rotation-file

The minimum version of Node to use node-rotation-file is v10.0.0.

Example

To read more information about node writable stream read : documentation.

const RotationFileStream = require('node-rotation-file')

const stream = new RotationFileStream({
  path: './logs/output.log',
  maxTime: '1D',
  maxSize: '10m',
  maxArchives: 14,
  archivesDirectory: './logs/archives',
  compressType: 'gzip'
})

for (let i = 0; i < 1e5; ++i) {
  stream.write('Helloworld!\n')
}

stream.end('Last line...')

Options

• path

  • Type: string

  • Default:

  The file path location.

• maxSize

  • Type: null | number | string

  • Default: "10m"

  The size as integer number, string tag or null.

• maxTime

  • Type: null | number | string

  • Default: "1D"

  The size as integer number, string tag or null.

• maxArchives

  • Type: null | number

  • Default: 14

  The number of file to keep in history.

• archivesDirectory

  • Type: string

  • Default: dirname(path)

  The directory location where archives are stored.

• compressType

  • Type: string

  • Default: "gzip"

  The compression type.

Events

• init (once)

  • Emittable: false

  An event emitted once at stream initialization.

• error (once)

  • Emittable: true

  An event emitted once when an error is encountered/throwed. It's can be used to throw an error and ending the stream.

• rotate

  • Emittable: true

  An event emitted when stream will start a rotation. It's can be used to start a rotation.

• open

  • Emittable: false

  An event emitted when the stream start to openning a writing sub-stream.

• ready

  • Emittable: false

  An event emitted when the stream is ready to write.

• close

  • Emittable: false

  An event emitted when the stream start to closing the writing sub-stream.

• drain

  • Emittable: false

  An event emitted when the stream is ready to write again.

• finish

  • Emittable: false

  An event emitted after the stream closing fine.

Dev dependencies

• Jest Delightful JavaScript Testing.
• Eslint Javascript linter.