logger-5.0.0

Enhancement:

• #141 Added attributes callback configuration option
• #142 Updated to Node.js 18 and Typescript 4.9.

injector-4.0.0

Enhancement:

• #142 Updated to Node.js 18 and Typescript 4.9.
• Now requires @sailplane/logger v5

expiring-value-3.0.0

Enhancement:

• #142 Updated to Node.js 18 and Typescript 4.9.

elasticsearch-client-3.0.0

Enhancement:

• #142 Updated to Node.js 18 and Typescript 4.9.
• Now requires @sailplane/logger v5

aws-https-3.0.0

Enhancement:

• #142 Updated to Node.js 18 and Typescript 4.9.
• Now requires @sailplane/logger v5

lambda-utils-5.1.0

Enhancement:

• #139 Unhandled exceptions now walk Error cause chain to find HTTP status.

Bug Fix:

• #138 Include Content-Type HTTP header in API responses.

logger-4.2.0

Enhancement:

• Update to behave well in a browser. #134

While Logger is still intended primarily for use in AWS Lambda, it also worked in any Node.js environment such as local development and AWS Fargate. With this update, it will also work in a browser console. This allows for Logger to exist in shared code libraries.

logger-4.1.0

Enhancements:

• Added setter for Logger#level. #132

state-storage-2.0.1

Updated peer dependency to allow the latest versions of @sailplane/logger.

logger-4.0.0

Enhancements:

• Added optional structured logging with several useful metadata and ability to customize. (Default behavior remains the same.)
• Logging of objects now handles cyclic objects when converting to JSON
• Logging of Error objects now provides useful output (previously would just show {}).
• See documentation for new usage details.

Breaking Changes:

• Means of configuration have changed.
• All logging function calls require a string as first parameter.