@geek/logger
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Logging module for Node.js and Axway Titanium
Logging module for Node.js and Axway Titanium
@geek/logger in root of projectnpm install @geek/logger
| project | description | npm |
|---|---|---|
| @geek/google-sheets | Easy way to manage Google Sheets API from Node.js |  |
| project | description | npm |
|---|---|---|
| @geek/cache | Caching module for Node.js and Axway Titanium |  |
| @geek/jsonc | JSONC and JSON utilities for JavaScript with Node.js and Axway Titanium. |  |
| @geek/jwt | JWT parser for JavaScript Node.js and Titanium native mobile |  |
| @geek/logger | Logging module for Node.js and Axway Titanium | |
| @geek/mobile | Toolkit for creating, building, and managing mobile app projects. |  |
| @geek/retry | Retry JavaScript functions and promises in Node.js and Axway Titanium |  |
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Logging module for Node.js and Axway Titanium
We found that @geek/logger demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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