Logging functionality
See original GitHub issueIt would be great to have file logging functionality.
Winston seems popular.
Install it on as logging
on the context.
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Pushing this one out beyond 2.0.0.
👍 👍 over here. Pretty big fan of Winston since it’s pretty easy to also pump those logs to other locations via their adapters (ie. mongod, elasticsearch, papertrail, etc.) but we’ve also used Bunyan a lot so Pino looks good, seems to combine the best of both.
Most of the log forwarding and aggregation we now do at the container level. A little bit harder for open source since you can’t enforce containers and they don’t really make sense here but it looks like just pumping the output through
node my_badass_cli | pino -l
gives decent human readable logs.