Documentation / @zerotal/core / logger / LoggingConfig

Function: LoggingConfig()

LoggingConfig(options?): LoggingConfigShape

Build a LoggingConfigShape with framework defaults applied.

Out of the box every entry goes two places: the terminal, and a date-rotated file under ./storage/logs kept for 14 days. Both are on by default and independent of each other — you can silence the terminal without losing the trail, which is the entire point of having one.

Named channels are extra destinations layered on top, for routing a subsystem somewhere specific. Because channels is a name-keyed map, anything you add is merged in rather than replacing the map.

Parameters

options?

Partial<LoggingConfigShape> = {}

Partial overrides deep-merged over the defaults.

Returns

LoggingConfigShape

The resolved, fully-populated logging config.

Examples

// config/logging.ts — the defaults, spelled out
import { LoggingConfig } from "@zerotal/core/logger";

export default LoggingConfig();

// Quiet terminal, full trail on disk, a month of history
export default LoggingConfig({
  console: { level: "warn" },
  file: { days: 30 },
});

// No files at all — containers that ship stdout to a collector
export default LoggingConfig({ file: false });