Hi Cschulz,
I don't get why you want this complexity. If you want to have separate logs
for certain parts of your app, you can just provide your loginservice at
the level you need it.
@component({
....
provide: [myLogService]
})
if you do this, that component (and everything under it) will get's its own
instance of the logging service. you can then do something like this in the
class of that component:
class xxxyyy {
constructor(private myLog: myLogService) {
myLog.contextname = 'xxxyyy'
}
}
and use the contextname in your logging service to differentiate
Regards
Sander
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