How to use @boost/log - 1 common examples
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milesj / boost / packages / core / src / Tool.ts View on Github 
},
{
name: this.constructor.name,
},
);
this.appPath = Path.resolve(this.options.appPath);
this.rootPath = Path.resolve(this.options.root);
// Set environment variables
env('DEBUG_GLOBAL_NAMESPACE', this.options.appName);
// Core debugger, logger, and translator for the entire tool
this.debug = createDebugger('core');
this.log = createLogger();
this.msg = createTranslator(
['app', 'errors'],
[
new Path(__dirname, '../res'),
this.appPath.append('res'),
// TODO Remove in 2.0
this.appPath.append('resources'),
],
{
// TODO Change to yaml in 2.0
resourceFormat: 'json',
},
);
// eslint-disable-next-line global-require@boost/log
Lightweight level based logging system.
