# Seq
This tutorial shows you how you can configure Seq logger with Ts.ED. Seq is centralized structured logs for NodeJS, .NET, Java etc.
# Installation
Run this command to install required dependencies by @tsed/seq
:
npm install --save @tsed/seq
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Then add the following configuration in your Server:
import {Configuration} from "@tsed/common";
import "@tsed/seq"; // import seq Ts.ED module
@Configuration({
seq: {
serverUrl: "http://localhost:5341" // url props works also
}
})
export class Server {}
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Note
Seq module uses the @tsed/logger (opens new window) as a default system logger
Note
Seq module uses the log level from the LoggerSettings (default level is debug)
# Example
import {Controller, Get, QueryParams} from "@tsed/common";
import {$log} from "@tsed/logger";
@Controller("/calendars")
export class Calendar {
@Get("/:id")
async getCalendar(@QueryParams("id") id: string): Promise<CalendarModel> {
$log.info(id);
}
}
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Then we should see the log in the Seq panel (by default localhost:5341
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