I've had logging woes recently trying debug code with the help of different
logging frameworks.
I have several projects for which I am responsible, and these projects have
to be tested in a production-like environment (solaris on a remote server)
instead of my development environment (macbook p
This seems a lot like what JSON loggers such as bunyan do already. Could
you say more about when I would choose 'tagalog' over one of those?
(On the name, hopefully you're aware that Tagalog is a major spoken
language of the Philippines. Some people might not expect to see a logging
framework unde
I am familiar with bunyan and how you can add arbitrary fields to the JSON
output. The client lets you filter based on those fields, but it still has
the weakness of hiding log lines under log levels and giving you more than
you want.
Tagged logs allow you to ignore subjects you are not interes
