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@spaceteams/warp-pino

v1.0.0

Published

Pino logger middleware for Warp

Downloads

522

Readme

@spaceteams/warp-pino

Pino logger middleware for the warp composition runtime — creates child loggers with component-specific bindings for each execution scope.

Motivation

In component-based architectures, flat log output quickly becomes unusable. @spaceteams/warp-pino automatically creates a Pino child logger for every component resolution, binding the component name and path into each log line. This gives you structured, correlated logs out of the box — making request tracing and component-level debugging straightforward without manual logger plumbing.

Installation

pnpm add @spaceteams/warp-pino pino

Both @spaceteams/warp and pino are peer dependencies.

Usage

Setting up the middleware

import { createWarp } from "@spaceteams/warp";
import { pino } from "@spaceteams/warp-pino";
import type { LoggingCtx } from "@spaceteams/warp-pino";
import pinoPkg from "pino";

type Ctx = LoggingCtx & {
  // your additional context fields
};

const warp = createWarp<Ctx>({
  middlewares: [pino()],
  context: {
    logger: pinoPkg(), // root logger
  },
});

Adding bindings per component

Pass logging options when defining a component to attach custom bindings to its child logger:

import type { LoggingOptions } from "@spaceteams/warp-pino";

const myComponent = warp.component<MyOutput, LoggingOptions>(
  "myComponent",
  async (ctx) => {
    ctx.logger.info("resolved with component-specific bindings");
    return { /* ... */ };
  },
  {
    logging: {
      bindings: { service: "billing", version: "1.2.0" },
    },
  },
);

Each log line produced by ctx.logger inside this component will include componentPath, component, service, and version fields automatically.

Custom child logger options

You can pass Pino ChildLoggerOptions to override the log level or other settings per component:

const verboseComponent = warp.component<MyOutput, LoggingOptions>(
  "verboseComponent",
  async (ctx) => {
    ctx.logger.debug("this will appear even if root level is 'info'");
    return { /* ... */ };
  },
  {
    logging: {
      bindings: { service: "debug-heavy" },
      options: { level: "debug" },
    },
  },
);

API

pino<Ctx, ChildCustomLevels>()

Returns a warp Middleware<Ctx, LoggingOptions<ChildCustomLevels>>. The middleware reads options.logging and, when present, creates a child logger from ctx.logger with the provided bindings merged with componentPath and component from the warp runtime metadata.

LoggingOptions<ChildCustomLevels>

type LoggingOptions<ChildCustomLevels extends string = never> = {
  logging: {
    bindings: Bindings;
    options?: ChildLoggerOptions<ChildCustomLevels>;
  };
};

Options shape expected by the middleware. bindings are merged into the child logger; options are forwarded to Pino's .child() call.

LoggingCtx

type LoggingCtx = {
  logger: Logger;
};

Context constraint — your warp context must include a logger field holding a Pino Logger instance.

License

MIT