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[Logger] Define output #23
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@marceloboeira what |
@hugoabonizio ahaha something like it, doesn't have to be a different file for each, but I would recommend that instead of opening old files and writing over it... |
@marceloboeira OK! I add seconds to the timestamp too. Check #35 if it is the expected behavior. |
@hugoabonizio seems OK, we just have to create at somepoint an abstraction to logger so we can implement and test this kind of stuff, otherwise |
@marceloboeira you're right! |
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Currently the logger is hardcode to the STDOUT, which may be not a very good option for every user, what about defining this in the CLI?
e.g.:
bojack server --log ./shared/logs/bojack.log
BoJack would have to create a new file, with the given prefix and add a timestamp:
e.g.:
./shared/logs/bojack_201609201010.log
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