What is Errsole?
Errsole is an open-source solution designed to simplify log management for Node.js applications. By simply including the Errsole package in your codebase, you gain access to automatic log collection from the Node.js console along with customizable logging options, such as multiple log levels and the ability to attach metadata for enhanced context. There is no need for extra server setup or complex configurations, and you have the flexibility to store logs in a file or the database of your choice, with configurable log rotation for data retention.
The integrated web dashboard allows users to view, filter, and search through logs securely, backed by authentication and team management features. Errsole further enhances reliability with instant notifications for critical errors, delivering detailed information and direct access to log entries. Its open-source nature encourages extensibility and contributions from the developer community.
Features
- Minimal Setup: Integrate via package inclusion with no extra installations
- Automatic Log Collection: Captures all Node.js console logs
- Custom Logger: Multiple levels and metadata support
- Flexible Storage: Store logs in files or major databases, with log rotation options
- Web Dashboard: View, filter, and search logs securely
- Team Management: Secure authentication and access for teams
- Error Notifications: Immediate alerts on crashes and critical application errors
Use Cases
- Real-time monitoring of Node.js application logs
- Error detection and alerting for production environments
- Team-based access to application logs for collaborative troubleshooting
- Long-term storage and retention of application logs for audit and compliance
- Custom log analysis for improving Node.js application reliability
FAQs
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Is Errsole Open Source free?
Yes, Errsole Open Source is available under the MIT license and can be used for free. -
Where are logs stored with Errsole?
Errsole allows you to store logs in major databases like MongoDB, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MariaDB, and OracleDB, or in a file using SQLite. -
How can I contribute to Errsole?
You can contribute by viewing open issues on GitHub, forking the repository, making changes, and submitting a pull request, or by opening new issues for bug reports or feature requests.
