This is repository is no longer maintained. This functionality is in the New Relic Node.js agent as of 8.16.0. Follow our docs
The New Relic logging plugins are extensions for common Node.js logging frameworks. They are designed to capture app, transaction trace, and span information as part of your application log messages.
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This module includes a list of unit and functional tests. To run these tests, use the following command
npm testYou may also run individual test suites with the following commands
npm run unit # Unit tests
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The New Relic Node.js loggin extensions are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License.