node-processwire-logger

Node.js module to log directly into the ProcessWire CMS/CMF log.

Installation

npm install node-processwire-logger

Usage

// ES-Module import (ensure "type": "module" in your package.json)
import Logger from 'node-processwire-logger';

const logger = new Logger('my-logfile-name', import.meta.dirname + '/site/assets/');

// write a log entry
logger.log('Jon Doe', '/my-awesome-page', 'Hello from Node.js!');

// when done (e.g. in a cron job), close the stream
await logger.close();

// exit process if needed
process.exit();

Async initialization (non-blocking)

If you need to create the logger during request handling or inside an async context, use the static factory method to avoid blocking the event loop:

const logger = await Logger.create('my-logfile-name', import.meta.dirname + '/site/assets/');

Methods

new Logger(logFileName, assetsPath)

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
logFileName	string	—	Name of the log file (will be lowercased and sanitized)
assetsPath	string	process.cwd()	Absolute path to your ProcessWire assets/ directory

Logger.create(logFileName, assetsPath) → Promise<Logger>

Same parameters as the constructor. Creates the logs/ directory asynchronously before returning the Logger instance.

logger.log(userName, url, message) → boolean

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
userName	string	'nodejs'	User to be named in the log entry
url	string	'?'	URL to be named in the log entry
message	string	'-'	Your log message

Returns false when the internal buffer is full (backpressure).

logger.close() → Promise<void>

Gracefully closes the write stream. Always await this before calling process.exit() to ensure all data is flushed.

logger.healthy → boolean

Read-only property. Returns true if the stream is open and has not encountered an error.

License

MIT