How to use the @signalk/streams/logging.getLogger function in @signalk/streams
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SignalK / signalk-server-node / lib / interfaces / plugins.js View on Github 
return (providerId, data) => {
const plugin = app.pluginsMap[id]
if (
!_.isUndefined(plugin) &&
pluginsLoggingEnabled &&
plugin.enableLogging
) {
if (!plugin.logger) {
plugin.logger = getLogger(app, providerId)
}
plugin.logger(data)
}
app.handleMessage(id, data)
}
}return (providerId: string, data: any) => {
const plugin = app.pluginsMap[id]
if (
!_.isUndefined(plugin) &&
pluginsLoggingEnabled &&
plugin.enableLogging
) {
if (!plugin.logger) {
plugin.logger = getLogger(app, providerId)
}
plugin.logger(data)
}
app.handleMessage(id, data)
}
}@signalk/streams
Utilities for handling streams of Signal K data
