Logy v0.1is out!

Readable logs and structured output

August 14, 2026 · 4 min read

CT

Codnect Team

Project notes and engineering updates

Readable logs and structured output

Codnect

Development logs and production logs often need different shapes.

While building locally, logs should be easy to scan in a terminal. In production, the same events often need structured fields, stable formatting, and output that can be indexed by log systems.

Logy keeps those concerns close together. You can use readable console output while developing, then configure JSON output, contextual fields, and handlers as the application grows.

That makes a few workflows easier to keep consistent:

  • Use named loggers to identify where an event came from
  • Attach contextual fields such as trace and span identifiers
  • Keep format strings explicit and repeatable
  • Route output through console, file, syslog, or custom handlers

The result is a logging setup that can start simple without closing the door on production-friendly output.