Implement Logger for Enhanced Debugging and Maintenance

[addynoven]

Context

As developers, we want to implement a logging system in our application to improve debugging and maintainability of the code.
Currently, our application lacks a structured logging system, making it difficult to track issues and debug effectively. By implementing a logger, we can capture relevant information and errors systematically, improving our ability to maintain the codebase.

Tasks

• Research and select a logging library (e.g., Winston, Morgan).
• Integrate the logging library into the application.
• Set up different log levels (e.g., info, warning, error).
• Update existing console logs to use the new logger.
• Document the logging setup and usage in the project’s README.

Acceptance Criteria (Checks)

• A logging library is integrated into the application.
• Different log levels are configured and functioning.
• Existing console logs are replaced with the logger.
• The application is tested to ensure logging works as intended.
• Documentation is updated with logging instructions.

Additional Information and Useful Links

• Winston: A versatile logging library for Node.js with support for multiple transports (e.g., console, file, HTTP).
  Winston Documentation

• Pino: A fast and low-overhead logging library for Node.js, designed for performance.
  Pino Documentation

• Bunyan: A simple and fast JSON logging library for Node.js applications, with built-in support for log levels.
  Bunyan Documentation

• Loglevel: A minimal logging library for JavaScript that provides simple log levels (e.g., trace, debug, info).
  Loglevel Documentation