How to use the streamroller.DateRollingFileStream function in streamroller
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log4js-node / log4js-node / lib / appenders / dateFile.js View on Github 
function appender(
filename,
pattern,
layout,
options,
timezoneOffset
) {
// the options for file appender use maxLogSize, but the docs say any file appender
// options should work for dateFile as well.
options.maxSize = options.maxLogSize;
const logFile = new streams.DateRollingFileStream(
filename,
pattern,
options
);
logFile.on("drain", () => {
process.emit("log4js:pause", false);
});
const app = function (logEvent) {
if (!logFile.write(layout(logEvent, timezoneOffset) + eol, "utf8")) {
process.emit("log4js:pause", true);
}
};
app.shutdown = function (complete) {streamroller
file streams that roll over when size limits, or dates are reached
