I'm trying to implement to my NodeJs API a logging system using:
When I run my server I got the error:
Error: Loggly Subdomain is required
But the subdomain is defined as follows
What I was trying to do to put the Loggly config inside of a module:
module.exports = {
loggly: {
token: process.env.LOG_TOKEN,
subdomain: process.env.SUBDOMAIN,
tags: ["Winston-NodeJS"],
json: true
}
};
Using also the ENV which are defined and contains the right info.
Then I created a new file called logger.js
// Requiring libs Loggly & Winston
const Loggly = require("winston-loggly-bulk").Loggly;
const winston = require("winston");
// Loggly config
const config = require("../config/config");
// Creating the logging
const logger = winston.createLogger({
transports: [
new Loggly(config.loggly), ==> Here the error occur!
new winston.transports.Console({ level: "info" })
]
});
// Logging stream
logger.stream = {
write: (info) => {
logger.info(info);
}
};
module.exports = logger;
In this script, the error occurs when I call new Loggly(...)
seems cannot read my SUBDOMAIN and I cannot understand a different way of doing as it is the first time I'm trying this implementation.
Put this line require("dotenv").config();
on line 1 in server.js.