Just use the logging as you are used to, it will keep the 'state' inside
the component 'chain'
I don't know how you want to diff the output of your log, but as in my
example, you can do something like
class myLogService() {
private _desk = "default";
...
set desc(desc:string) {this._desc = desc}
log(..args) {console.log(this._desc,...args)}
...
}
then, in the component you use to provide an instance:
class xxxyyy {
constructor(private myLog: myLogService) {
myLog.desc= 'xxxyyy'
}
}
and then use myLogService.log(xxx) from there on.
Regards
Sander
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