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There is a circular dependency between the `TransportStream` (formerly in `index.js`) and `LegacyTransportStream` (in `legacy.js`). This causes some funky problems when you import the legacy module and later import the main module, as seen in winstonjs/winston#1886. I've resolved the circular issue here by definiting the main implementation of `TransportStream` in a separate module (which `LegacyTransportStream` now depends on) and then doing the work of decorating it with a `.LegacyTransportStream` property in `index.js` (and that's pretty much all the index module does).
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Mr0grog committed Jan 30, 2024
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212 changes: 2 additions & 210 deletions index.js
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'use strict';

const util = require('util');
const Writable = require('readable-stream/lib/_stream_writable.js');
const { LEVEL } = require('triple-beam');

/**
* Constructor function for the TransportStream. This is the base prototype
* that all `winston >= 3` transports should inherit from.
* @param {Object} options - Options for this TransportStream instance
* @param {String} options.level - Highest level according to RFC5424.
* @param {Boolean} options.handleExceptions - If true, info with
* { exception: true } will be written.
* @param {Function} options.log - Custom log function for simple Transport
* creation
* @param {Function} options.close - Called on "unpipe" from parent.
*/
const TransportStream = module.exports = function TransportStream(options = {}) {
Writable.call(this, { objectMode: true, highWaterMark: options.highWaterMark });

this.format = options.format;
this.level = options.level;
this.handleExceptions = options.handleExceptions;
this.handleRejections = options.handleRejections;
this.silent = options.silent;

if (options.log) this.log = options.log;
if (options.logv) this.logv = options.logv;
if (options.close) this.close = options.close;

// Get the levels from the source we are piped from.
this.once('pipe', logger => {
// Remark (indexzero): this bookkeeping can only support multiple
// Logger parents with the same `levels`. This comes into play in
// the `winston.Container` code in which `container.add` takes
// a fully realized set of options with pre-constructed TransportStreams.
this.levels = logger.levels;
this.parent = logger;
});

// If and/or when the transport is removed from this instance
this.once('unpipe', src => {
// Remark (indexzero): this bookkeeping can only support multiple
// Logger parents with the same `levels`. This comes into play in
// the `winston.Container` code in which `container.add` takes
// a fully realized set of options with pre-constructed TransportStreams.
if (src === this.parent) {
this.parent = null;
if (this.close) {
this.close();
}
}
});
};

/*
* Inherit from Writeable using Node.js built-ins
*/
util.inherits(TransportStream, Writable);

/**
* Writes the info object to our transport instance.
* @param {mixed} info - TODO: add param description.
* @param {mixed} enc - TODO: add param description.
* @param {function} callback - TODO: add param description.
* @returns {undefined}
* @private
*/
TransportStream.prototype._write = function _write(info, enc, callback) {
if (this.silent || (info.exception === true && !this.handleExceptions)) {
return callback(null);
}

// Remark: This has to be handled in the base transport now because we
// cannot conditionally write to our pipe targets as stream. We always
// prefer any explicit level set on the Transport itself falling back to
// any level set on the parent.
const level = this.level || (this.parent && this.parent.level);

if (!level || this.levels[level] >= this.levels[info[LEVEL]]) {
if (info && !this.format) {
return this.log(info, callback);
}

let errState;
let transformed;

// We trap(and re-throw) any errors generated by the user-provided format, but also
// guarantee that the streams callback is invoked so that we can continue flowing.
try {
transformed = this.format.transform(Object.assign({}, info), this.format.options);
} catch (err) {
errState = err;
}

if (errState || !transformed) {
// eslint-disable-next-line callback-return
callback();
if (errState) throw errState;
return;
}

return this.log(transformed, callback);
}
this._writableState.sync = false;
return callback(null);
};

/**
* Writes the batch of info objects (i.e. "object chunks") to our transport
* instance after performing any necessary filtering.
* @param {mixed} chunks - TODO: add params description.
* @param {function} callback - TODO: add params description.
* @returns {mixed} - TODO: add returns description.
* @private
*/
TransportStream.prototype._writev = function _writev(chunks, callback) {
if (this.logv) {
const infos = chunks.filter(this._accept, this);
if (!infos.length) {
return callback(null);
}

// Remark (indexzero): from a performance perspective if Transport
// implementers do choose to implement logv should we make it their
// responsibility to invoke their format?
return this.logv(infos, callback);
}

for (let i = 0; i < chunks.length; i++) {
if (!this._accept(chunks[i])) continue;

if (chunks[i].chunk && !this.format) {
this.log(chunks[i].chunk, chunks[i].callback);
continue;
}

let errState;
let transformed;

// We trap(and re-throw) any errors generated by the user-provided format, but also
// guarantee that the streams callback is invoked so that we can continue flowing.
try {
transformed = this.format.transform(
Object.assign({}, chunks[i].chunk),
this.format.options
);
} catch (err) {
errState = err;
}

if (errState || !transformed) {
// eslint-disable-next-line callback-return
chunks[i].callback();
if (errState) {
// eslint-disable-next-line callback-return
callback(null);
throw errState;
}
} else {
this.log(transformed, chunks[i].callback);
}
}

return callback(null);
};

/**
* Predicate function that returns true if the specfied `info` on the
* WriteReq, `write`, should be passed down into the derived
* TransportStream's I/O via `.log(info, callback)`.
* @param {WriteReq} write - winston@3 Node.js WriteReq for the `info` object
* representing the log message.
* @returns {Boolean} - Value indicating if the `write` should be accepted &
* logged.
*/
TransportStream.prototype._accept = function _accept(write) {
const info = write.chunk;
if (this.silent) {
return false;
}

// We always prefer any explicit level set on the Transport itself
// falling back to any level set on the parent.
const level = this.level || (this.parent && this.parent.level);

// Immediately check the average case: log level filtering.
if (
info.exception === true ||
!level ||
this.levels[level] >= this.levels[info[LEVEL]]
) {
// Ensure the info object is valid based on `{ exception }`:
// 1. { handleExceptions: true }: all `info` objects are valid
// 2. { exception: false }: accepted by all transports.
if (this.handleExceptions || info.exception !== true) {
return true;
}
}

return false;
};

/**
* _nop is short for "No operation"
* @returns {Boolean} Intentionally false.
*/
TransportStream.prototype._nop = function _nop() {
// eslint-disable-next-line no-undefined
return void undefined;
};

// Expose modern transport directly as the export
module.exports = require('./modern');

// Expose legacy stream
module.exports.LegacyTransportStream = require('./legacy');
2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion legacy.js
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const util = require('util');
const { LEVEL } = require('triple-beam');
const TransportStream = require('./');
const TransportStream = require('./modern');

/**
* Constructor function for the LegacyTransportStream. This is an internal
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