Transports
Transports are the way LogLayer sends logs to a logging library.
Available Transports
Logging Libraries
| Name | Package | Description |
|---|---|---|
| AWS Lambda Powertools Logger |  | Logging for AWS Lambdas |
| Bunyan |  | JSON logging library for Node.js |
| Console | Built-in | Simple console-based logging for development |
| Consola |  | Elegant console logger for Node.js and browser |
| Electron-log |  | Logging library for Electron applications |
| Log4js |  | Port of Log4j framework to Node.js |
| loglevel |  | Minimal lightweight logging for JavaScript |
| Pino |  | Very low overhead Node.js logger |
| Roarr |  | JSON logger for Node.js and browser |
| Signale |  | Highly configurable CLI logger |
| tslog |  | Powerful, fast and expressive logging for TypeScript and JavaScript |
| Tracer |  | Tracer logging library for Node.js |
| Winston |  | A logger for just about everything |
Cloud Providers
| Name | Package | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Datadog |  | Server-side logging for Datadog |
| Datadog Browser Logs |  | Browser-side logging for Datadog |
| Google Cloud Logging |  | Server-side logging for Google Cloud Platform |
| New Relic |  | Server-side logging for New Relic |