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pinojs/pino is an open source project licensed under GNU General Public License v3.0 or later which is an OSI approved license.
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ajv
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fastify-example
This project is a small but feature complete application build with Fastify and Svelte, and it aims to show all the core concepts of Fastify, best practices, and recommendations.
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Why should I prefer Fastify to Expressjs?
Fastify has a logger included, so I don't have to think about how to log or store the logger instance and boring stuff like this. Moreover, the default logger (aka pino) has so many plugins, so push the logs everywhere that it is impossible to lose them!
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Fastify and PostgreSQL REST API
On the first line, we create a fastify instance and enable logging, fastify uses pino as its logger. We then define a GET route method, specify a homepage endpoint '/' and pass in the route handler function which responds with the object {hello: 'world'} when we make a get request to the homepage.
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TypeScript support for Pino with Fastify
By default, Fastify ships with a Pino instance as its logger; however, since Pino types are not maintained (yet) by the Pino project itself, Fastify does not ship type support for the complete Pino API. Understandably, this can be frustrating, but in this post I want to show you just how easy it is to add @types/pino to your Fastify app.