In this article, we will see how to do Client-Side Logging and Server Side Log-back in an Angular application. We all enable the logging in our application to understand the behavior of the application and to debug unexpected issues or simply tracking events. In the production environment, we can’t debug issues without proper log files as they become the only source of information to debug some intermittent or unexpected errors.
Advantages of Using Loggers
- Information at Class Level
- What timestamp
- Which user
- Filename
- Separate log files for different components.
- Log levels (like DEBUG, ERROR, WARN, INFO) which can be very handy when you want to track the path followed by your program or log queries, etc.
In this article, we are going to use ngxLogger to achieve logging and log-back in the angular application. First, we need to install the ngxLogger by running the below command at the root of our angular application.
In this article, we will see how to do Client-Side Logging and Server Side Log-back in an Angular application. We all enable the logging in our application to understand the behavior of the application and to debug unexpected issues or simply tracking events. In the production environment, we can’t debug issues without proper log files as they become the only source of information to debug some intermittent or unexpected errors.
Advantages of Using Loggers
Information at Class Level
What timestamp
Which user
Filename
Separate log files for different components.
Log levels (like DEBUG, ERROR, WARN, INFO) which can be very handy when you want to track the path followed by your program or log queries, etc.
In this article, we are going to use ngxLogger to achieve logging and log-back in the angular application. First, we need to install the ngxLogger by running the below command at the root of our angular application. […]