Personal favorite :)
- > 1 million download in the last month (comunnity acceptance)
- > 2 years in the market.
- last updated 3 months ago
- 185 contributors
- only 6 dependencies
- Async (non blocking)
- simple configuration.
- global configure
- global require
- Built in support console for local
- Built in Amazon Cloudwatch
- Build in support for json output
- Object logging is handled with util.inspect, so it is safe from circular references, but output may not be as useful.
- Built in profiling tool
- Support for logging unhandled exceptions
- Presumably slower than other options, no really big issue, it may take longer to log, but it is non-blocking.
- no DEBUG support but can be implemented really easily without monkeypatching or hooking.
- no Datadog support, but can be implemente really easily without monkeypatching or hooking. (maybe we don't require it, because it writes to a file, and we can just use the daemon to stream that file to Datadog)
- Lots of configuration, but as it is global configurable, we just configure one and we are good to go.
- Afaik not built in rog lotation
- We need to add by ourselves pid and hostname. (Not hard to do)
- > 1 million download in the last month (comunnity acceptance)
- > 3 years in the market. Well known
- last updated 2 months ago
- 56 contributors
- only 5 dependencies (4 of them quasi-optional)
- Built in log rotation
- Built in machine metadata (pid, hostname)
- CLI for filte
- Build in serializers for express
- Instance configuration
- Requires an instanced logger. (no global)
- no DEBUG support and will have to deal with a stream.
- no Datadog support, and will have to deal with a stream. (maybe we don't require it, because it writes to a file, and we can just use the daemon to stream that file to Datadog)
- Do not automatically handles objects passed to log (it merges them to the output json, so it is prone to collisions). Tho they have optional serializers to better handle this
- Limited configuration
- > 50 k installs in the last month (Fairly accepted)
- last updated 1 months ago
- only 7 dependencies
- Presumably extremely fast (as their benchmark says)
- Quite easy configuration
- no DEBUG support and they reccomend to use a separate app to handle the output :s
- no Datadog support and they reccomend to use a separate app to handle the output :s
- File writing is done by piping the output
node index > mylog - Not a lot of support for custom transports
- Kind of new, just 1 year in the market