Why do you need the init()? Why not...
// log.js
// just export an instance. done.
export = require("bunyan")();
// In some other file...
var log = require("log");
log.info("blah blah blah");
(this suggestion is untested)
// log.js
// just export an instance. done.
export = require("bunyan")();
// In some other file...
var log = require("log");
log.info("blah blah blah");
(this suggestion is untested)
thing for connections to cassandra, redis, etc. In the specific case of the
logger, the initialization sets up a zeromq stream for the logs and
specific messages, and also for stats and things.
Something I've been looking for is a guide of bad practices. There are a
bunch about good practices and conventions, but when straying from those,
you don't want to come to the realization later on that... "I've made a
huge mistake..."
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