Logging in Express and NodeJs - Winston library introduction

[@retardoquasti7925]

00:00 - 2:25: Why to use Winston 2:25 - 7:30: Setup Winston 7:30 - 9:40: Format Outputs 9:40 - 13:30: Warning and Error Logging, Logging to File 13:30 - 18:00: Logging to MongoDB 18:00 - 22:50: Logging internal Application Errors 22:50 - 25:35: Custom format Outputs 25:35 - 30:36: Custom Log-Messages for different Levels 30:36 - 31:42: End Very good work :) Thanks

[@tomekintech5748]

Thanks!

[@Krono159]

@@tomekintech5748 how do i export to a file w/o using express? i'm trying to implement winston on a discord bot but i can't get it to work

[@richhaskell150]

Thanks, this was very useful and applicable to my current task. I also learned something about Vs Code and how to use the Rest Client.

[@kataii]

Quite useful, straightforward forward and very practical video for logging, Thanks

[@feugos]

Hi! Is it possible concatenate some custom log messages in the end of main log for each route?

[@skyzane2735]

is that rest extension secure and safe? I’m afraid that they might read the date we’ve been sending, or is it only used for testing?

[@KelderPassos]

It was very useful for me. Thanks for your job.

[@ashlok2003]

Thanks buddy for such nice explanation ❤

[@VanshShah-g5r]

Useful

[@ahndeux]

I'll stick with the good old "console.log" function. Interesting, but just too much crap to log.

[@clementadjei4396]

these are necessary for when the application is deployed

[@ahndeux]

@@clementadjei4396 True, but for smaller projects, its not needed. Now you need another system to manage the log files. It's not even human readable without the ability to parse these log files.

[@michaelcaxias]

@@ahndeux Yeah, of course, this is more useful when using Kibana or other logging UI

[@edvzig]

You say "basically" too much. Love