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- Adjusted YAML and JSON files for consistent formatting, including healthcheck commands and package exports. - Enhanced readability in various TypeScript files by standardizing string quotes and improving line breaks. - Updated documentation across multiple files to improve clarity and consistency, including address system and logging levels. - Removed unnecessary package-lock.json from shared package directory to streamline dependencies.
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Simple Centralized Logging
✅ Single Pino Logger Everywhere
We now use one simple Pino logger across the entire application:
- Frontend (Portal): Uses the same Pino logger
- Backend (BFF): Uses
nestjs-pinowith the same configuration - Shared: Single logger configuration
🚀 Usage Examples
Frontend (Portal)
import { logger, log } from "@/lib/logger";
// Simple logging
log.info("User logged in", { userId: "123" });
log.error("API call failed", error);
// Direct Pino usage
logger.info({ userId: "123" }, "User logged in");
Backend (BFF) - Dependency Injection
import { Logger } from "nestjs-pino";
@Injectable()
export class UserService {
constructor(@Inject(Logger) private readonly logger: Logger) {}
async findUser(id: string) {
this.logger.info({ userId: id }, "Finding user");
}
}
Backend (BFF) - Direct Import
import { logger, log } from "@customer-portal/shared";
// Simple logging
log.info("Service started");
log.error("Database error", error);
// Direct Pino usage
logger.info({ userId: "123" }, "User action");
🔧 Configuration
All configuration is in one place: packages/shared/src/logger.ts
- Development: Pretty printed logs with colors
- Production: JSON logs for log aggregation
- Browser: Console-friendly output
- Security: Automatic redaction of sensitive fields
🎯 Benefits
- ✅ One logger instead of multiple complex systems
- ✅ Same configuration everywhere
- ✅ No more fs/promises errors
- ✅ Simple imports - just
import { log } from "@customer-portal/shared" - ✅ Production ready with automatic security redaction