A node.js logger that outputs the filename and line number of where the logger is called
Logger with line numbers that can also send logs to syslog.
Example of the output:
[INFO] 2018-01-23 07:38:24.946 lib/migrations.js:25 "Migration successful"
[INFO] 2018-01-23 07:38:24.948 lib/cluster.js:59 "All initialization function successful."
[INFO] 2018-01-23 07:38:24.949 lib/cluster.js:65 "Starting workers" 3
const logger = require('logacious')()
logger.log('foo', new Error(), object)
logger.info('foo', new Error(), object)
logger.warn('foo', new Error(), object)
logger.error('foo', new Error(), object)
LOGACIOUS_SYSLOG: set it to disable console and redirect all logs to syslog.LOGACIOUS_SYSLOG_TAG: cf. https://github.com/phuesler/ainLOGACIOUS_SYSLOG_FACILITY: cf. https://github.com/phuesler/ainLOGACIOUS_SYSLOG_HOSTNAME: cf. https://github.com/phuesler/ainLOGACIOUS_SYSLOG_PORT: cf. https://github.com/phuesler/ainFAQs
A node.js logger that outputs the filename and line number of where the logger is called
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