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Add custom LogService with Winston for error logging #3406

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Issue is #3358 Implement Custom LogService Using Winston for Enhanced Error Logging as suggest by the PR #3265

Description:

As per the discussion in PR #3265 and the request from @akshatnema, this PR implements a custom logging service using Winston to improve error logging throughout the application.

Key changes include:

Configured Winston with custom formatting to include timestamps, log levels, and colorization for better readability.
Introduced multiple transports for logging: console and file-based logs (error.log for errors and combined.log for general logs).
Enhanced log output with additional context, including tool names, URLs, and stack traces, where applicable.
Improved error tracking and visibility in the application.
This implementation ensures that error logs are captured consistently across the application, facilitating easier debugging and issue resolution.

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a logging utility for improved error reporting and message clarity.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling in the tools processing to provide structured logging instead of console error messages.
  • Chores

    • Updated dependencies to include logging capabilities through Winston and removed an unused dependency.

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This pull request introduces a new logging utility in the project by adding a logger.js file that utilizes the winston library. It modifies the package.json to include winston and winston-timestamp-colorize as dependencies while retaining fast-xml-parser in devDependencies. Additionally, the scripts/tools/tools-object.js file is updated to replace console error messages with structured logging calls using the new logger, enhancing error reporting during tool processing.

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File Change Summary
logger.js Introduced a logging utility using winston, configured to log at 'info' level to console and files.
package.json Added dependencies: "winston": "^3.17.0" and "winston-timestamp-colorize": "^1.1.0"; removed "fast-xml-parser": "^4.5.0" from dependencies.
scripts/tools/tools-object.js Replaced console error messages in convertTools function with structured logging using the new logger.

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Actionable comments posted: 2

🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (3)
logger.js (1)

26-36: Consider adding log rotation and configurable paths

The logger configuration looks good overall, but there are some important considerations:

  1. Add log rotation to prevent logs from growing indefinitely:
const { createLogger, format, transports } = require('winston');
require('winston-daily-rotate-file');

// Add this transport instead of current File transport
new transports.DailyRotateFile({
  filename: 'logs/error-%DATE%.log',
  datePattern: 'YYYY-MM-DD',
  level: 'error',
  maxSize: '20m',
  maxFiles: '14d'
})
  1. Consider making log paths configurable through environment variables or configuration file
  2. Add directory creation/verification before initializing file transports

Would you like me to provide a complete implementation addressing these points?

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11-11: LGTM! Minor style suggestion.

The logger import is correctly placed with other dependencies.

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The current implementation logs the error and then throws it, which could lead to duplicate logging if caught by upper layers.

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  1. Just logging without throwing:
-      // console.error(err)
       logger.error('Error processing tool', {
         message: err.message,
         stack: err.stack,
         tool_name: tool?.name,
         url: tool?.url
-      });     
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+      });
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-        url: tool?.url
-      });     
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logger.js (3)

38-38: LGTM!

The module export is clean and follows standard Node.js practices.


1-38: Verify logging implementation completeness

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1-2: Verify package.json dependencies

The imports look correct. Let's verify the dependencies are properly configured in package.json.

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Dependencies are properly configured

Both winston (v3.17.0) and winston-timestamp-colorize (v1.1.0) are correctly listed in the package.json dependencies section. The imports in logger.js are properly supported by the project configuration.

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11-11: Verify logger configuration.

Let's ensure the logger is properly configured with appropriate log levels and transports as mentioned in the PR objectives.

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Logger configuration is properly set up with comprehensive logging capabilities

The logger implementation is well-configured with:

  • Appropriate log levels (default: 'info')
  • Console transport with colorized output and timestamps
  • File transports for both error-specific ('logs/error.log') and combined logs ('logs/combined.log')
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118-119: Dependencies organization looks good.

The addition of Winston and its colorize plugin aligns well with the PR objectives to implement custom logging with enhanced formatting. The dependencies are properly organized based on their usage.

Also applies to: 156-156


156-156: Verify the impact of moving fast-xml-parser to devDependencies.

The fast-xml-parser package has been moved from dependencies to devDependencies. This change implies it's only needed during development.

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Moving fast-xml-parser to devDependencies appears safe

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118-119: Consider updating to the latest stable Winston version.

The PR introduces Winston for logging, but version 3.17.0 is ahead of the latest stable release (3.11.0). This could lead to stability issues.

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const customFormat = format.combine(
format.timestamp({ format: 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss' }),
winstonTimestampColorize(),
format.colorize({all:true}),
format.printf(({ level, timestamp, message, stack, tool_name, url }) => {

let logMessage = `${level} at ${timestamp}`;
logMessage += `\n${message}`;
if (tool_name) {
logMessage += `\n Tool: ${tool_name}`;
}
if (url) {
logMessage += `\n URL: ${url}`;
}
if (stack) {
logMessage += `\n Stack: ${stack}`;
}
return logMessage;
}),

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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Well-structured logging format with room for improvement

The custom format provides comprehensive logging with timestamps, colors, and structured output. However, there are a few improvements needed:

  1. Follow JavaScript naming conventions by using camelCase:
-format.printf(({ level, timestamp, message, stack, tool_name, url }) => {
+format.printf(({ level, timestamp, message, stack, toolName, url }) => {
   let logMessage = `${level} at ${timestamp}`;
   logMessage += `\n${message}`;
-  if (tool_name) {
-    logMessage += `\n   Tool: ${tool_name}`;
+  if (toolName) {
+    logMessage += `\n   Tool: ${toolName}`;
   }
  1. Remove unnecessary empty line at line 9
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const customFormat = format.combine(
format.timestamp({ format: 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss' }),
winstonTimestampColorize(),
format.colorize({all:true}),
format.printf(({ level, timestamp, message, stack, tool_name, url }) => {
let logMessage = `${level} at ${timestamp}`;
logMessage += `\n${message}`;
if (tool_name) {
logMessage += `\n Tool: ${tool_name}`;
}
if (url) {
logMessage += `\n URL: ${url}`;
}
if (stack) {
logMessage += `\n Stack: ${stack}`;
}
return logMessage;
}),
);
const customFormat = format.combine(
format.timestamp({ format: 'YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss' }),
winstonTimestampColorize(),
format.colorize({all:true}),
format.printf(({ level, timestamp, message, stack, toolName, url }) => {
let logMessage = `${level} at ${timestamp}`;
logMessage += `\n${message}`;
if (toolName) {
logMessage += `\n Tool: ${toolName}`;
}
if (url) {
logMessage += `\n URL: ${url}`;
}
if (stack) {
logMessage += `\n Stack: ${stack}`;
}
return logMessage;
}),
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// console.error('Script is not failing, it is just dropping errors for further investigation');
// console.error('Invalid .asyncapi-tool file.');
// console.error(`Located in: ${tool.html_url}`);
// console.error('Validation errors:', JSON.stringify(validate.errors, null, 2));

//Created a logger function using Winston and tested also
logger.error('Error processing tool', {
message: err.message,
stack: err.stack,
tool_name: tool?.name,
url: tool?.url
});
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⚠️ Potential issue

Fix validation error logging implementation.

There are several issues in this block:

  1. The err variable is undefined as this is the validation block
  2. The validation errors from validate.errors are not being logged
  3. The comment on line 105 is unnecessary

Apply this fix:

-          // console.error('Script is not failing, it is just dropping errors for further investigation');
-          // console.error('Invalid .asyncapi-tool file.');
-          // console.error(`Located in: ${tool.html_url}`);
-          // console.error('Validation errors:', JSON.stringify(validate.errors, null, 2));
-          
-          //Created a logger function using Winston and tested also 
-            logger.error('Error processing tool', {
-              message: err.message,
-              stack: err.stack,
-              tool_name: tool?.name,
-              url: tool?.url
-            });          
+          logger.error('Invalid .asyncapi-tool file', {
+            validation_errors: validate.errors,
+            tool_name: tool?.name,
+            url: tool?.html_url
+          });
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// console.error(`Located in: ${tool.html_url}`);
// console.error('Validation errors:', JSON.stringify(validate.errors, null, 2));
//Created a logger function using Winston and tested also
logger.error('Error processing tool', {
message: err.message,
stack: err.stack,
tool_name: tool?.name,
url: tool?.url
});
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validation_errors: validate.errors,
tool_name: tool?.name,
url: tool?.html_url
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[error] 104-104: Delete ··········

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[error] 105-105: Expected exception block, space or tab after '//' in comment.

(spaced-comment)


[error] 105-105: Delete ·

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[error] 106-106: Replace ············ with ··········

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[error] 107-107: Delete ··

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[error] 107-107: 'err' is not defined.

(no-undef)


[error] 108-108: Replace ·············· with ············

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[error] 108-108: 'err' is not defined.

(no-undef)


[error] 109-109: Delete ··

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[error] 110-110: Delete ··

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[error] 111-111: Replace ············});·········· with ··········});

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