JsLogger

A simple JavaScript logger that utilizes storage and can send the logs to a server to integrate with your application logs

###Basic Usage

var myJsLoggerOptions = { 
  LoggingUrl: '/App/Utility/JavaScriptLog', 
  MaxLogsBeforeDump: 2, 
  DumpLogsOverride: dumpLogOverride 
};
JSLogger.Init(myJsLoggerOptions);
JSLogger.MakeLog("INFO", "App.js", "Initialization", JSLogger.JSLog.GetData("App Initialized."), false);

###Logger Options

Option	Type	Required	Description
LoggingUrl	url	true	Web server url to pass logs to when the max bucket size is reached or if the browser is shut down
MaxLogsBeforeDump	number	true	Total logs that the library will hold onto until it attemps to send them to the parameter set in LoggingUrl
DumpLogsOverride	function	false	User defined function to override the default log behavior. For example, if you want to write to the console or do a div

###Logging on browser exit

If you want to log out what is left if the user closes the browser, you can hook into the window.onunload function:

    window.onunload = function (event) {
        JSLogger.MakeLog("INFO", "Application", "Browser Unload",
        JSLogger.JSLog.GetData("Browser has been unloaded."), true);
    };

###API

####JSLogger.MakeLog(type,system,operation,jsLoggerData,forceLog) #####function that actually writes the logs

• type: "INFO","DEBUG","ERROR"
• system: whatever the parent class/page is that is calling this
• operation: whatever function/method is calling this
• jsLoggerData: JSLoggerData object (see below)
• forceLog: True if you want to write the log immediately, false if it will use the default cache number

####JSLogger.JSLog.GetData(message)

• message: any error message in string format
• returns {"message": message }

####JSLogger.JSLog.GetDataFromError(error)

• error: client side Javascript error object: {number,name,message,description} converted to a string
• returns {"message": errorAsString}