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Iain Sproat 4d01e13a84 feat(structured logging) (#1242)
* Revert "Revert structured logging 2 (#1240)"
This reverts commit 78ecaeffcb.
* Logging should not be bundled into core shared directory
* making sure observability stuff isnt bundled into frontend


Co-authored-by: Kristaps Fabians Geikins <fabis94@live.com>
2022-12-06 11:51:18 +00:00

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import { moduleLogger, Observability } from '@/logging/logging'
import { MaybeAsync } from '@/modules/shared/helpers/typeHelper'
import EventEmitter from 'eventemitter2'
export type ModuleEventEmitterParams = {
moduleName: string
/**
* If you have multiple emitters in a single module, you can use this identify
* each of them differently
*/
namespace?: string
}
/**
* Initialize Speckle Module scoped event emitter. These can be used to make code more SOLID - instead of
* modifying some code that does X every time you want to do something extra when X occurs, just emit an event
* there and specify the listening code in a more appropriate module.
*
* Example: Instead of comment mentions being sent out from the comment repository's "createComment" function,
* this repo function emits a COMMENT_CREATED event, that is then handled in a more appropriate module - the speckle
* Notifications module.
*/
export function initializeModuleEventEmitter<P extends Record<string, unknown>>(
params: ModuleEventEmitterParams
) {
const { moduleName, namespace } = params
const identifier = namespace ? `${moduleName}-${namespace}` : moduleName
const logger = Observability.extendLoggerComponent(moduleLogger, identifier, 'events')
const errHandler = (e: unknown) => {
logger.error(`Unhandled ${identifier} event emitter error`, e)
}
const emitter = new EventEmitter()
emitter.on('uncaughtException', errHandler)
emitter.on('error', errHandler)
return {
/**
* Emit a module event. This function must be awaited to ensure all listeners
* execute. Any errors thrown in the listeners will bubble up and throw from
* the part of code that triggers this emit() call.
*/
emit: async <K extends keyof P & string>(eventName: K, payload: P[K]) => {
return await emitter.emitAsync(eventName, payload)
},
/**
* Listen for module events. Any errors thrown here will bubble out of where
* emit() was invoked.
*
* @returns Callback for stopping listening
*/
listen: <K extends keyof P & string>(
eventName: K,
handler: (payload: P[K]) => MaybeAsync<void>
) => {
emitter.on(eventName, handler, {
async: true,
promisify: true
})
return () => {
emitter.removeListener(eventName, handler)
}
},
/**
* Destroy event emitter
*/
destroy() {
emitter.removeAllListeners()
},
/**
* Debugger scoped to this module event emitter
*/
logger
}
}