I am using Winston for logging with 2 different transports - File and MongoDB. I have set the level for File as \"INFO\" and for MongoDB as \"ERROR\". If I now log,
had a similiar issue and this is what I came up with. This can be done by just setting the log functions to empty functions. This is some code of mine I modified that did something similiar. This code takes customSilenceLevelLow and customSilenceLevelHigh and any log function with a value lower or equal to customSilenceLevelLow gets set to an empty function and any log function with value higher or equal to customSilenceLevelHigh gets set to an empty function
so in this code only logs of level info,info2 and info3 get logged to console. the rest do not.
NOTE: I didnt test these changes so there could be some syntax errors but the logic should be good.
winston = require("winston")
var levels = {levels: {
debug: 0,
debug2: 1,
debug3: 2,
verbose: 3,
verbose2: 4,
verbose3: 5,
info: 6,
info2: 7,
info3: 8,
silly: 9,
warn: 10,
error: 11
},
colors: {
debug: "blue",
debug2: "cyan",
debug3: "grey",
verbose: "cyan",
verbose2: "magenta",
verbose3: "blue",
info: "green",
info2: "magenta",
info3: "grey",
silly: "green",
warn: "yellow",
error: "red"
}}
//needed so that new levels and colors are recognized
winston.setLevels(levels.levels)
winston.addColors(levels.colors);
//add color to log text
winston.default.transports.console.colorize = true
winston.default.transports.console.prettyPrint = true
//false is default silences transport
winston.default.transports.console.silent = false
winston.default.transports.console.level = "debug"
var customSilenceLevelLow = "info"
var customSilenceLevelHigh = "info3"
for (var k in levels.levels) {
if (levels.levels[k] <= levels.levels[customSilenceLevelLow] || levels.levels[k] >= levels.levels[customSilenceLevelHigh]) {
//create an empty function to silence logs
winston[k] = function () {}
}
}