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Zario is engineered as a minimal, fast, and feature-rich logging library specifically designed for Node.js environments. It stands out by offering an ultimate logging solution that prioritizes perform
The Zario project is licensed under the **MIT License**.
Welcome to Zario, a minimal, fast, and feature-rich logging library for Node.js. This guide will help you get Zario up and running in your project, covering basic installation, logger initialization,
This page outlines the future direction and planned enhancements for the Zario logging library. While specific features and timelines are subject to change based on community feedback and development
We are thrilled that you're interested in contributing to Zario! Your contributions, whether in the form of bug reports, feature requests, or code, are highly valued and help make Zario an even better
This document provides a detailed API reference for the Zario logging library, covering its core components, interfaces, and classes.
Zario offers extensive configuration options to tailor its logging behavior to your application's needs. This page details all available options for the `Logger` class and its built-in transports.
In Zario, **Transports** are the mechanisms responsible for sending your log messages to their final destinations. Whether you want to output logs to the console, write them to files, or send them to
Zario's advanced features — Filters, Enrichers, and Aggregators — provide powerful mechanisms for fine-grained control over log emission, data enrichment, and optimized log processing. This guide will
Zario provides flexible log formatting options to suit various needs, from human-readable console output to machine-parseable structured logs for aggregation systems. You can configure the default for
This page provides a collection of practical code examples demonstrating various features and common use cases of Zario. Each example includes the full, working code from the repository's `examples/`