How to use the roarr.child function in roarr

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// @flow

import Logger from 'roarr';

export default Logger.child({
  connectionId: '1',
  poolId: '1',
});

// @flow

import Logger from 'roarr';

export default Logger.child({
  package: 'slonik-utilities',
});

// @flow

import Roarr from 'roarr';

export default Roarr.child({
  package: 'lightship',
});

// @flow

import Logger from 'roarr';

export default Logger.child({
  package: 'postloader',
});

// @flow

import Roarr from 'roarr';

const Logger = Roarr
  .child({
    package: 'surgeon',
  });

export default Logger;

// @flow

import Logger from 'roarr';

export default Logger.child({
  package: 'slonik',
});

// @flow

import Roarr from 'roarr';

export default Roarr.child({
  package: 'extract-time',
});

// @flow

import Roarr from 'roarr';

export default Roarr.child({
  package: 'extract-date',
});

// @flow

import Roarr from 'roarr';

const Logger = Roarr
  .child({
    program: 'global-agent',
  });

export default Logger;