Wrap a function. Capture all its logs, stop them from displaying, and store them for later access along with the return value. Makes console log output testing a breeze.
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In computing, logging is the act of keeping a log of events that occur in a computer system, such as problems, errors or just information on current operations.
Wrap a function. Capture all its logs, stop them from displaying, and store them for later access along with the return value. Makes console log output testing a breeze.
rndevoo's logging microservice.
TypeScript decorator to trace method calls using https://github.com/visionmedia/debug
(unmaintained) A rolling logger that logs to local storage, console, (WIP) google analytics...
Node.js logger with customizable appenders and rich output layout patterns
Opinion-free logging for JS/TS
logs current market prices for all crypto currencies on coinmarketcap.com once a minute. Giving you a historic dataset you could use to train algorithms on
Simple logger with module-specific instances and log format strings
Logging framework that integrates at the console.log level.
Log from your angular app to logzio
Typescript wrapper for browser based logging to logzio
Send objects logs to console or web
A node-express middleware which creates a unique transaction id for each request. This unique transaction id can be retrieved anywhere in the request process and can be injected into the logs. Thus helps to identify the logs for each request uniquely. It also helps to create and retrieve variables for each request context individually.