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miami-vice

v1.4.0

Published

cute & powerful ndjson log formatter for pino inspired by pino-colada

Downloads

25

Readme

miami-vice 🍹+🍓

npm version

A cute & powerful ndjson formatter for pino.

Heavily inspired by pino-colada with lots of error & debug formatting mixed in.

For those of you wondering... a Miami Vice is half Piña Colada and half Strawberry Daiquiri 😉

miami-vice

Usage

Pipe Output (recommended)

Pipe a server that uses pino into miami-vice for logging.

node server.js | miami-vice

In Process (as a prettifier)

const pino = require('pino');
const logger = pino({
   prettyPrint: true,
   prettifier: require('miami-vice')
});

miami-vice

After parsing input from server.js, miami-vice returns a stream and pipes it over to process.stdout. It will output a timestamp, a log level in a form of an emoji, and a message.

For warn, error and fatal log levels any log record properties that are not automatically handled are printed after the primary log message to aid in debugging.

Error and stack trace information is always included and formatted for excellent readability whenever an err or error property is discovered.

Express and Fastify request & response messages are handled including adding request ids to the log's namespace and name format (wrapped in brackets).

Install

npm install miami-vice

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License

MIT