Node.js module for native access to the journald facilities in recent versions of systemd. In particular, this capability includes passing key/value pairs as fields that journald can use for filtering.
This should normally be installed using npm
Also includes a plugin for winston
Very basic (see test.js for more detailed example):
var journald = require('journald').Log;
journald.log('MESSAGE=hello world', 'ARG1=first_argument', 'ARG2=second_argument');Install node-gyp to build the extension:
sudo npm install -g node-gyp
Use npm to build the extension:
npm install
Or, build the C++ extension manually:
node-gyp configure && node-gyp build
Run test app:
node test.js
Quick way to view output with all fields as it comes in:
sudo journalctl -f -p7 --output=json-pretty
(c) 2012 Mark Theunissen
MIT (EXPAT)