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Low-overhead JSON logger built for Node.js applications. Optimized for performance with asynchronous logging, automatic serializers, and support for log levels, child loggers, and transports.
When you need high-performance logging in Node.js, want structured JSON logs for parsing and analysis, or need minimal impact on application performance.
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Extremely fast JSON logger for Node.js with low overhead and structured logging
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