How to use the egg-logger.EggLoggers function in egg-logger
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eggjs / egg / lib / core / logger.js View on Github 
module.exports = function createLoggers(app) {
const loggerConfig = app.config.logger;
loggerConfig.type = app.type;
if (app.config.env === 'prod' && loggerConfig.level === 'DEBUG' && !loggerConfig.allowDebugAtProd) {
loggerConfig.level = 'INFO';
}
const loggers = new Loggers(app.config);
// won't print to console after started, except for local and unittest
app.ready(() => {
if (loggerConfig.disableConsoleAfterReady) {
loggers.disableConsole();
}
});
loggers.coreLogger.info('[egg:logger] init all loggers with options: %j', loggerConfig);
return loggers;
};
