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Configuration

JSNLog's default configuration lets you do simple client side logging out of the box. This is probably enough for most sites.

However, to access the full set of features, such as named loggers, filtering on user agent, etc., you'll need some configuration.

JSNLog can be configured both using server side code and client side code.

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  1. Installation
  2. Getting Started
  3. How To
    1. Adding request headers
    2. AJAX error handling
    3. Angular 2+ logging to the server
    4. AngularJs Error Handling
    5. Content Security Policy (CSP)
    6. Setting the url to send logs to
    7. Lost connection handling
    8. JavaScript Error Handling
    9. Javascript Try Catch
    10. Loading jsnlog.js
    11. Log Message Batching
    12. Log Message Format
    13. Logging to databases and services
    14. Numeric Severities
    15. Obfuscated Script Errors
  4. jsnlogjs.js
    1. AjaxAppender Object
      1. sendBatch Method
      2. setOptions Method
    2. __jsnlog_configure function
    3. ConsoleAppender Object
      1. sendBatch Method
      2. setOptions Method
    4. Exception Object
    5. JL Namespace and Method
      1. createAjaxAppender Method
      2. createConsoleAppender Method
      3. getAllLevel Method
      4. getDebugLevel Method
      5. getErrorLevel Method
      6. getFatalLevel Method
      7. getInfoLevel Method
      8. getOffLevel Method
      9. getTraceLevel Method
      10. getWarnLevel Method
      11. JL Method
      12. setOptions Method
    6. Logger Object
      1. debug Method
      2. error Method
      3. fatal Method
      4. fatalException Method
      5. info Method
      6. log Method
      7. setOptions Method
      8. trace Method
      9. warn Method