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A logger for just about everything.
a JSON logging library for node.js services
OpenTelemetry instrumentation for `bunyan` logger
An abstract logger - Enables adding logging to modules without adding a dependency to a full log library.
Bunyan-based logger for Node.js supporting Trace Event format
Yet another logger whitch combines the best features of debug, bunyan, logfmt/logrus, morgan/winston
LogDNA's Node.js Logging Module.
Axe is a logger-agnostic wrapper that normalizes logs regardless of argument style. Great for large development teams, old and new projects, and works with Pino, Bunyan, Winston, console, and more. It is lightweight, performant, highly-configurable, and a
A logging library that combines the simplicity and convenience of debug with the power of bunyan
Yet another logger whitch combines the best features of debug, bunyan, logfmt/logrus, morgan/winston
A low dependency, no frills logger, designed to play nicely with tools like fluentd and Elasticsearch
- log
- logging
- logger
- simple
- winston
- bunyan
- alternative
- json
- stdout
- stderr
- fluentd
- elasticsearch
- elk
- mapping explosion
A basic libray to stub logging calls when an external logger is expected.
a JSON logging library for node.js services (dtrace is disabled)
Standardizes logging across multiple logging libraries, providing a consistent way to specify context, metadata, and errors.
- logging
- log
- roarr
- log4js
- log4js-node
- winston
- bunyan
- structured
- standard
- wrapper
- serialize
- error
- abstraction
- pino
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Highly configurable Bunyan stream with pretty output
Drop-in wrapper for Winston, Bunyan, Pino and console logs.
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- log
- logging
- cloud
- google cloud
- google logging
- cloud functions
- app engine
- logs explorer
- bunyan
- redact
- censor
- sensitive data redaction
A comunica bunyan-based logger.
a JSON logging library for node.js services
Koa middleware for logging requests using bunyan