* ✨ Add Webhook-Response-Node
* ⚡ Replace callback function with promise
* ✨ Add support for Bull and binary-data
* ✨ Add string response option
* ⚡ Remove some comments
* ✨ Make more generically possible & fix issue multi call in
queue mode
* ⚡ Fix startup and eslint issues
* ⚡ Improvements to webhook response node and functionality
* ⚡ Replace data with more generic type
* ⚡ Make statusMessage optional
* ⚡ Change parameter order
* ⚡ Move Response Code underneath options
* ⚡ Hide Response Code on Webhook node if mode responseNode got selected
* ⚡ Minor improvements
* ⚡ Add missing file and fix lint issue
* ⚡ Fix some node linting issues
* ⚡ Apply feedback
* ⚡ Minor improvements
* introduce binary data management
* cr
* add binary data changes to awsS3 node
* add binary data changes to Box node
* add binary data changes to CiscoWebex node
* add binary data changes to HumaniticAi node
* add binary data changes to Jira node
* add binary data changes to Line node
* add binary data changes to MicrosoftOneDrive node
* add binary data changes to MicrosoftOutlook node
* add binary data changes to Mindee node
* add binary data changes to NocoDB node
* add binary data changes to Pushbullet node
* add binary data changes to Pushover node
* add binary data changes to Raindrop node
* add binary data changes to S3 node
* add binary data changes to Salesforce node
* add binary data changes to Ssh node
* add binary data changes to TheHive node
* add binary data changes to Twist node
* add binary data changes to Twitter node
* remove changes not needed right now
* 🐛 Fix issue with multiple runs
* 🐛 Revert fix and add support for multiple inputs
Co-authored-by: Jan Oberhauser <jan.oberhauser@gmail.com>
* Added logging to n8n
This commit adds logging to n8n using the Winston library.
For now, this commit only allows logging to console (default behavior)
or file (need to pass in config via environment variables).
Other logging methods can be further implemented using hooks. These were
skipped for now as it would require adding more dependencies.
Logging level is notice by default, meaning no additional messages would
be displayed at the moment. Logging level can be set to info or debug as
well to enrich the generated logs.
The ILogger interface was added to the workflow project as it would make
it available for all other projects but the implementation was done on
the cli project.
* Lint fixes and logging level naming. Also fixed the way we use the logger as it was not working previously
* Improvements to logging framework
Using appropriate single quotes
Improving the way the logger is declared
* Improved naming for Log Types
* Removed logger global variable, replacing it by a proxy
* Add logging to CLI commands
* Remove unused GenericHelpers
* Changed back some messages to console instead of logger and added npm
shortcuts for worker and webhook
* Fix typos
* Adding basic file rotation to logs as suggested by @mutdmour
* Fixed linting issues
* Correcting comment to correctly reflect space usage
* Added settings for log files rotation
* Correcting config type from String to Number
* Changed default file settings to number
To reflect previous changes to the type
* Changed the way log messages are added to be called statically. Also minor naming improvements
* Applying latest corrections sent by @ivov
* ⚡ Some logging improvements
* Saving logs to a folder inside n8n home instead of root
* Fixed broken tests and linting
* Changed some log messages to improve formatting
* Adding quotes to names on log messages
* Added execution and session IDs to logs. Also removed unnecessary line breaks
* ⚡ Added file caller to log messages (#1657)
This is done using callsites library which already existed
in the project as another library's dependency. So in fact
it does not add any new dependency.
* Adding logs to help debug Salesforce node
* ⚡ Add function name to logs and add more logs
* ⚡ Improve some error messages
* ⚡ Improve some more log messages
* ⚡ Rename logging env variables to match others
Co-authored-by: dali <servfrdali@yahoo.fr>
Co-authored-by: Jan Oberhauser <jan.oberhauser@gmail.com>
