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Hi @huafu , I've looked at about 10 different logging solutions, and while bs-logger isn't perfect, it's my favourite so far. Thank you.

The main issue I see is how it treats the first parameter differently to how console.log() does. If the parameter is an object, this library assumes it is a context object. Whereas console.log() handles Error objects differently to other objects, and doesn't interpret the object as a configuration parameter.

Having said that, bs-logger has a few advantages over most loggers:

• simple configuration
• easy to add a file target and multiple targets (using string is handy, if not exactly readable)
• no need to start or stop the log
• no async methods to deal with

Great job 👍

Hi !

I have an issue I had not been able not able to understand.
Your module are implicated in it but it doesn't mean it is caused by it.
Here is what I know.
In my gitlab pipeline, when jest is executed to run some unit tests, I have the following error :

  ● Test suite failed to run
    Cannot find module '.' from 'node_modules/bs-logger/dist/logger/root.js'
    Require stack:
      node_modules/bs-logger/dist/logger/root.js
      node_modules/bs-logger/dist/index.js
      node_modules/ts-jest/dist/utils/logger.js
      node_modules/ts-jest/dist/presets/create-jest-preset.js
      node_modules/ts-jest/utils/index.js
      src/functions/other/version/handler.spec.ts
      at Resolver.resolveModule (node_modules/jest-resolve/build/index.js:306:11)
      at Object.<anonymous> (node_modules/bs-logger/dist/logger/root.js:35:10)

What is strange is that I don't have this error when I run the command locally, nor when I run the command manually inside a docker container based on the same docker image my gitlab ci pipeline is using.
It seems the only reference to your module is through jest, I don't use your module directly and it doesn't seem to be used by my other external dependencies (according to npm ll)
I guess my description will not be enough to help, but I share it anyway in case someone encounter it too.

Thanks anyway for contributing to the open-source world.

Regards