First question, ahhhh!
Does anyone know / have info about why mongoose writes its debug log to stderr? Is there anyway to write it to stdout?
The debug option accepts a function instead of a boolean:
mongoose.set("debug", function (collection, method, paramA, paramB, paramC) {
console.log(collection)
console.log(method)
console.log(paramA)
console.log(paramB)
console.log(paramC)
})
The reason I put paramA, paramB, paramC
is because the arguments are dependent upon the method and options being used:
Person.create({firstName: "john"}, callback)
// people
// insert
// {firstName: "john"}
// undefined
// undefined
Person.update({firstName: "john"}, {lastName: "doe"}, {new: true}, callback);
// people
// update
// {firstName: "john"}
// {$set: {lastName: "doe"}}
// {new: true}
Person.find({firstName: "john"}, callback);
// people
// find
// {firstName: "john"}
// undefined
// undefined
Person.find({firstName: "john"}, {limit: 1}, callback);
// people
// find
// {firstName: "john"}
// {limit: 1}
// undefined
The info being logged is the Mongodb input, not the Mongoose input. You can see this in the update()
method, paramB
comes out as {$set: {lastName: "doe"}}
. Behind the scenes, Mongoose converts updates to use $set
, which is why that is logged.
From this, you can easily just format it however you want and process.stdout.write()
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34230239/mongoose-debug-writes-to-stderr