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Using -flag without specifying anyĮxample: -flag1 -flag2 will set both configuration parameters to true, while -flag1 -flag2 bar will set flag1 to true, and flag2 to bar. A -Īrgument tells the cli parser to stop reading flags. Putting -foo bar on the command line sets the foo configuration parameter to "bar". Npm gets its configuration values from the following sources, sorted by priority:

When the log level is set to silly, Sails outputs everything from verbose as well as internal information on which routes are being bound and other detailed framework lifecycle information, diagnostics, and implementation details.NAME npm-config - More than you probably want to know about npm configuration.

When the log level is set to verbose, Sails logs Grunt output, as well as much more detailed information on the routes, models, hooks, etc.

When running automated tests for your app, it is often helpful to set the log level to error.

When your app's log level is set to "info", Sails logs limited information about the server/app's status. The hierarchy of log levels and their relative priorities is summarized by the chart below: Priority This log level is normalized and also applied to generated output from Grunt, Socket.io, Waterline, Express, and other dependencies. Using the built-in logger, Sails will write output (to stdout/stderr) for log function calls that are _at_ or above the priority of the currently-configured log level. Sails' log configuration is determined by, which is conventionally set by a generated configuration file ( config/log.js) in new Sails projects out of the box.

it can be used to emit custom events/messages from within your application code.

it emits warnings, errors, and other console output from inside the Sails framework.

Its usage is functionally very similar to Node's console.log, but with a handful of extra features, namely support for multiple log levels with colorized, prefixed console output. Sails comes with a simple, built-in logger called captains-log.