How to use the lambda-log.assert function in lambda-log
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few lambda-log examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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DefinitelyTyped / DefinitelyTyped / types / lambda-log / lambda-log-tests.ts View on Github 
const logMessage: log.LogMessage = log.log("customLevel", "custom", {
key: "value"
});
logMessage.level;
logMessage.meta;
logMessage.tags;
logMessage.msg;
logMessage.value;
logMessage.log;
logMessage.toJSON(true);
log.info("info", { key: "value" });
log.warn("warn", { key: "value" });
log.error(new Error("This is an error"), { key: "value" });
log.debug("debug", { key: "value" });
log.assert(true, "this will print");
const logInstance = new log.LambdaLog({
dynamicMeta: (logMessage: log.LogMessage) => {
return {
value: logMessage.value
};
}
});
logInstance.log("customLevel", "custom", { key: "value" });
logInstance.info("info", { key: "value" });
logInstance.warn("warn", { key: "value" });
logInstance.error(new Error("This is an error"), { key: "value" });
logInstance.debug("debug", { key: "value" });
logInstance.assert(true, "this will print");lambda-log
Lightweight logging library for any Node 10+ applications
