Overview
This guide will walk you through add logging in NestJS. We've found 10 relevant code snippets to help you get started.
Prerequisites
- Node.js 18+ installed
- NestJS project initialized
- Basic understanding of NestJS
Step-by-Step Guide
Step 1: Install Dependencies
First, install any required dependencies for add logging:
npm install @nestjs/core @nestjs/common @nestjs/platform-express @nestjs/swagger helmetStep 2: Copy the Code
Use our pre-built snippets to implement add logging:
NestJS Express Server
Production-ready NestJS HTTP server with Express adapter
npx hanma add nest-express-server --framework nest
NestJS Fastify Server
Production-ready NestJS HTTP server with Fastify adapter
npx hanma add nest-fastify-server --framework nest
Roles Decorator
Role-based access control decorator
npx hanma add roles --framework nest
Step 3: Test Your Implementation
Verify that your implementation works correctly:
npm test
# or
npm run test:watchAvailable Snippets for This Topic
NestJS Express Server
Production-ready NestJS HTTP server with Express adapter
npx hanma add nest-express-server --framework nest
NestJS Fastify Server
Production-ready NestJS HTTP server with Fastify adapter
npx hanma add nest-fastify-server --framework nest
Roles Decorator
Role-based access control decorator
npx hanma add roles --framework nest
Roles Guard
Role-based access control
npx hanma add roles-guard --framework nest
Logging Interceptor
Request/response logging
npx hanma add logging-interceptor --framework nest
HTTP Exception Filter
Global HTTP exception handling
npx hanma add http-exception-filter --framework nest
All Exceptions Filter
Catch-all exception filter
npx hanma add all-exceptions-filter --framework nest
Request ID Middleware
Request ID generation for tracing
npx hanma add request-id-middleware --framework nest
Logger Middleware
HTTP request logging
npx hanma add logger-middleware --framework nest
Logger Service
Custom Winston-based logger
npx hanma add logger-provider --framework nest