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[QUESTION] How to log the res.body
See original GitHub issueBy default, only responseTime, statusCode and headers are logged.
"res":{"statusCode":304,"headers":{...}},"responseTime":15
Is there a configuration to enable logging res.body?
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Thanks, by following your provided link, found there is an exact example to log request’s body here:
https://github.com/pinojs/pino-http/pull/76/files
@skliarovartem nothing strange. response body can be huge, can have sensitive data, can be of a binary type, the current default behaviour is better than anything else.
this question should be asked in
pino-httplibrary, not here, this is just a wrapper with nestjs related features