Logging

APIHive Core uses the LoggerFacade interface to provide logging functionality.

By default, it uses the ConsoleLogger which is a simple console implementation but it's possible to interface any logger library by implementing the LoggerFacade or using a ready made facade like the @apihive/logger-facade-pino.

To enable a custom logger, use the withLogger method.

In the following example, we use the pino facade to wrap an existing pino logger instance from an app.

This way the logging strategy can be shared across the app and APIHive Core.

typescript

import PinoFacade from '@apihive/logger-facade-pino';
import myPinoLogger from './my-pino-logger';

const factory = new HTTPRequestFactory()
    .withLogger(new PinoFacade(myPinoLogger))
    .withLogLevel('debug');

The logger instance used by the factory is available throughout the API, such as in interceptors or adapters.

typescript

const factory = new HTTPRequestFactory()
    .withLogger(new PinoFacade(myPinoLogger))
    .withRequestInterceptors(({ controls }) => {
        controls.getLogger()
            .info('Request created');
    });

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Logging