How to use the loglevelnext.getLogger function in loglevelnext
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Object.defineProperty(opts, 'id', {
get() {
if (!id) {
return this.name + (opts.unique ? `-${uuid()}` : '');
}
return id;
},
});
if (opts.timestamp) {
opts.prefix.template = `{{time}} ${opts.prefix.template}`;
}
const log = loglevel.getLogger(opts);
if (!Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(log, 'id')) {
Object.defineProperty(log, 'id', {
get() {
return opts.id;
},
});
}
return log;
}Object.defineProperty(opts, 'id', {
get() {
if (!id) {
return this.name + (opts.unique ? `-${uuid()}` : '');
}
return id;
},
});
if (opts.timestamp) {
opts.prefix.template = `[{{time}}] ${opts.prefix.template}`;
}
const log = loglevel.getLogger(opts);
if (!Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty.call(log, 'id')) {
Object.defineProperty(log, 'id', {
get() {
return opts.id;
},
});
}
return log;
}loglevelnext
A modern logging library for Node.js and modern browsers that provides log level mapping to the console
