How to use the stdSerializers function from bunyan

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bunyan.stdSerializers is an object containing a set of standard serializers used for common log fields in Bunyan logging.

MongoController.js

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    streams: [{


        path: "./logs/error.log",
        level: "error",
    }],
    serializers: bunyan.stdSerializers
});


require("mongoose-pagination");

microservice.js

GitHub: authkeys/microservice

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setupLogger() {
  const logParams = {
    serializers: {
      req: Logger.stdSerializers.req,
      res: Logger.stdSerializers.res,
      err: Logger.stdSerializers.err
    },
    level: this.config.logLevel
  };

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How does bunyan.stdSerializers work?

bunyan.stdSerializers is an object containing a set of predefined serializers that can be used to standardize the serialization of certain types of objects when logging with the Bunyan logger, including req, res, err, and clientReq. When using these serializers, the resulting log output will contain a consistent set of fields with defined semantics for each of these objects.

index.js

GitHub: groupvine/gv-logger

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    delete options.consoleOff;
}
//
// Init serializers (just the standard one for now, for errors)
//
options.serializers = bunyan.stdSerializers;
// Overwrite with our own for request
// see ~/gv/node_modules/gv-logger/node_modules/bunyan/lib/bunyan.js
options['serializers']['req'] = function (req) {
    if (!req) {

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index.js

GitHub: MinutHQ/express-bunyan-logger

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if (!logger) {
    opts.name = (opts.name || app.settings.shortname || app.settings.name || app.settings.title || 'express');
    opts.serializers = opts.serializers || {};
    opts.serializers.req = opts.serializers.req || bunyan.stdSerializers.req;
    opts.serializers.res = opts.serializers.res || bunyan.stdSerializers.res;
    err && (opts.serializers.err = opts.serializers.err || bunyan.stdSerializers.err);
    logger = bunyan.createLogger(opts);
}

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Ai Example

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const bunyan = require("bunyan");

const logger = bunyan.createLogger({
  name: "myapp",
  streams: [
    {
      level: "info",
      stream: process.stdout,
    },
    {
      level: "error",
      path: "/var/log/myapp-error.log",
      type: "rotating-file",
      period: "1d",
      count: 7,
      serializers: {
        err: bunyan.stdSerializers.err,
      },
    },
  ],
});

logger.error(new Error("Something went wrong!"));

This will log the error object to the specified error log file with all of its properties serialized.

logger.js

GitHub: Jeon-Niroumand/jeons-club

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    );
    logStreams.push(Config.logging.rotatingFile);
}

const serializers = {
    err: bunyan.stdSerializers.err, //  handle 'err' fields with stack/etc.
};

//  try to remove sensitive info by default, e.g. 'password' fields
['formData', 'formValue'].forEach(keyName => {

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index.js

GitHub: shubhamgoswamiofficial/text-to-sql-generator

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logger = bunyan.createLogger({
    name: config.PROJECT_NAME,
    streams: streams,
    serializers: {
        req: bunyan.stdSerializers.req,
        res: bunyan.stdSerializers.res,
        err: bunyan.stdSerializers.err
    }
});

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