I'm a newcomer to this world of tools. At first, I thought this logger would influence the outcome of all the stuff printed by my terminal (when running stuff like npm start.). But now I see I was wrong.
Would you mind explaining what's the use case for such a logger?
Is it a library I can add and implement in my application for better logging information?
Is an alternative for console.log()
Is only cute, more readable on terminal, writed log file in json format or text format + log rotate. Nothing more. You can use it as logger of your node app
Hello! I am a skilled and motivated Full Stack Developer from Portugal. Throughout my career, I have developed and managed a range of projects from start to finish.
I'm a newcomer to this world of tools. At first, I thought this logger would influence the outcome of all the stuff printed by my terminal (when running stuff like
npm start.). But now I see I was wrong.Would you mind explaining what's the use case for such a logger?
Is it a library I can add and implement in my application for better logging information?
Is an alternative for console.log()
Is only cute, more readable on terminal, writed log file in json format or text format + log rotate. Nothing more. You can use it as logger of your node app
And you can say more "readable" with the different types of logs like errors etc. We developers like this kind of customization 🙏