A beautiful and minimal transport for pino
The pino-minimal transport provides a prettified, minimalistic and beautiful output for Pino.js. It's output format is strongly inspired by Signale.
$ npm install -g pino-minimal$ yarn global add pino-minimalTo use it, simply pipe the output from Pino into this transport. Example:
$ node server.js | pino-minimalThis package supports several command line arguments to customize the output. A flag that is true by default can be negated by using it with a no prefix, e.g. to hide the time, use the option --no-time.
| Option/s | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--help, -h |
boolean |
- | Show a help document. |
--version, -v |
boolean |
- | Show version information. |
--date, -d |
boolean |
false |
Show a date in the log output. |
--time, -t |
boolean |
true |
Show a time in the log output. Use --no-time to disable. |
--pid, -p |
boolean |
false |
Show the process ID (PID) in the log output. |
--hostname, -h |
boolean |
false |
Show the hostname in the log output. |
--stacktrace, -s |
boolean |
true |
Show a stack trace for errors that occur. Use --no-stacktrace to disable. |
--colorize, -c |
boolean |
Depends on terminal | Colorize the console output. Use --no-colorize to disable. |
--messageKey |
string |
msg |
The JSON key to read the message from. |
--timestampKey |
string |
time |
The JSON key to read the timestamp from. |
--crlf, -f |
boolean |
false |
Use CRLF line endings instead of LF line endings. |
MIT