September 13, 2021
Pino@7.0.0-rc.4 and other Adventures in Nodeland - Issue #26
Hi Folks,
I’m back from Austria after some time with my family! Last week has been incredibly busy Node-wise. and I can’t wait to share it all with you.
We have worked pretty hard in finishing off pino@7 and we have now reached the 4th release candidate. There is likely some more work to do, but this release looks incredibly solid. The goal is to encourage most people to use the new transport system for most of their work.
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🌲 super fast, all natural json logger 🌲. Contribute to pinojs/pino development by creating an account on GitHub.
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The most significant change is the deprecation of the `prettyPrint` option in pino. This option is extremely common as an easy-to-use solution to log things in a format that is easy to consume by humans. What we replaced this option with? The new transport system of course!
In order to achieve this, we augmented pino-pretty with pino-abstract-transport that allowed it to become transport-compatible with a “small” but semver-major change.
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This change makes this module compatible with the new transport system.
This is the first step for pinojs/pino#1106.
It is a semver-major change and it will require a minor change in pino@6 and pino@7 to achieve compatibility. before we exported the prettyFactory, now we export the function to build a transport, which includes split2.
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This change makes this module compatible with the new transport system.
This is the first step for pinojs/pino#1106.
It is a semver-major change and it will require a minor change in pino@6 and pino@7 to achieve compatibility. before we exported the prettyFactory, now we export the function to build a transport, which includes split2.
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Then we had to adapt pino itself and adjust the API. This change did change some API from rc.3 but it is for the best. See for yourself:
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See #1106.
Implement the matching changes in pinojs/pino-pretty#222.
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See #1106.
Implement the matching changes in pinojs/pino-pretty#222.
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I’m extremely satisfied with this pino release, and I think we will be able to fully release v7 into the wild sooner rather than later. Check it out!
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Fast and low overhead web framework, for Node.js. Contribute to fastify/fastify development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Fast and low overhead web framework, for Node.js. Contribute to fastify/fastify development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Node.js® is a JavaScript runtime built on Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine.
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I often write about new security releases of Node.js (as I’m part of the security team), and this edition is no exception. From the last time you received one of my digital envelopes, we had a significant new vulnerability in NPM that could enable a supply-chain attack. This was fixed upstream and we released v12 and v14 to keep all of you safe.
One of biggest feature that was released in Node.js in 2021 is corepack. Corepack is a tool that enables to install any of the alternative package managers (yarn, pnpm) alongside npm. Read up in the docs:
Corepack is an experimental tool to help with
managing versions of your package managers. It exposes binary proxies for
each supported package manager that, when called, will identify whatever
package manager is configured for the current project, transparently install
it if needed, and finally run it without requiring explicit user interactions.
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Would you like to write some isomorphic code that uses undici underneath? You can know use fetch-undici to use window.fetch in the browser, and undici.fetch in Node.js.
Isomorphic fetch with window.fetch and undici.fetch - GitHub - bcomnes/fetch-undici: Isomorphic fetch with window.fetch and undici.fetch
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Last week I release fastq@1.13.0 which included a new feature for the promise API of the queue: run to completion or queue.drained()! Check it out:
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This essentially adds a simple helper function to wait for the queueAsPromised to be drained, quite useful if fastq is used as a Promise.all() function but with concurrency.
Fixes #47
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This essentially adds a simple helper function to wait for the queueAsPromised to be drained, quite useful if fastq is used as a Promise.all() function but with concurrency.
Fixes #47
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I met Swyx a few years back at JSConf Hawaii and then in Manhattan. He is always full of insights on how to build you career in Tech and online. This article fascinates me, check it out:
Swipe Files are underrated, passively compounding sources of personal leverage for your creator journey. #creators Read time: 4 minutes | What if I told you there was a simple strategy that can help you slow-cook a $300,000 a year side project and kickstart your indie hacker career, on a few hours a week?
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