passing the path into the log file and browser console

[frankthepunk]

Hi,
my name is Frank,
I got a concern.
Is it possible to log automatically the file name or even better the path of the calling file?
I use your very comfortable NGXLogger inside an Angular-application and the logs are written inside the C# backend.
Of course I could write inside my node.js
this.logger.debug('mySpecial.component.ts | the message');
, but it would be great, when that is integrated in NGXLogger.
Sincerely,
Frank

[dbfannin]

@frankthepunk, funny you should mention this. We just merged in #56 and published [email protected]. this will now log caller file name and line number.

[frankthepunk]

Hi David, that sounds good! ☺ Thanks for your work! Does the path comes automatically when I update the ngxlogger version or is there a curtain way for implementation? Frank Von: David [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Donnerstag, 12. April 2018 15:53 An: dbfannin/ngx-logger Cc: Mehlhop, Frank (extern); Mention Betreff: Re: [dbfannin/ngx-logger] passing the path into the log file and browser console (#57) @frankthepunk<https://github.com/frankthepunk>, funny you should mention this. We just merged in #56<#56> and published [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>. this will now log caller file name and line number. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub<#57 (comment)>, or mute the thread<https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AjpKx6jdsO_U9ntv4fvVHBSP6OM64WWpks5tn1xEgaJpZM4TRN34>.

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[dbfannin]

it comes automatically. It will be in the message prefix. Let me know if you have problems!

[danibs]

Hi,
I updated to last version but only console.log shows the real name and position of log

console.log('HELLO console.log');
this.logger.debug('HELLO this.logger.debug');

[dbfannin]

@danibs, the file/path name is in the metastring prefix of the logged message. in your case [router.js:4093]. are you saying that this in not the correct filename:lineNumber?

[danibs]

What I mean is that console.log tell me what is the source of filename:lineNumber and this information is more usefull during development. The two lines:

console.log('HELLO console.log');
this.logger.debug('HELLO this.logger.debug');

are in the same file, the first above the second.
Maybe having both informations will be the best.

[dbfannin]

@danibs, it's still not clear to me what the problem is.

Is it that the right hand side file name and line number is different? if so, that is known, and there isn't a solution for that yet.

Is it that the file name and number in the metastring is incorrect? If so, we can look into why this isn't working as expected.

[danibs]

@dbfannin, what you said <<if so, that is known, and there isn't a solution for that yet>> is the answer of my doubts. I thought that with new version you found a solution for that!

I didn't check if file name and number in the metastring is incorrect, sorry.
Thanks!

[dbfannin]

@danibs, no worries! Still looking for a way to reflect the file name line number on the RHS.

[danibs]

@dbfannin, I thought to one thing: maybe that Node, during compile, translate console.log adding file informations?
My fault that I didn't look inside "compiled" files...

[danibs]

@dbfannin, I check inside transpilled file and console.log is not changed or translated to something else.

I found this: https://stackoverflow.com/a/49283274
Could it help you?

Thanks!

[dbfannin]

closing as a duplicate of #69

[marcustran98]

@dbfannin

how i change ./src/app/app.component.ts:222 -> webpack:///./src/app/app.component.ts:222? please help me :D

[bmtheo]

I think for now it's not possible, it's coming with V5 :)