If console.debug isn't used by the bootstrapper, we can probably get rid of this and rely upon Aurelia's logger. We should create a new server-based logging implementation (using the aurelia-logging interface), such as logging-server or logging-nodejs and tie that in to the server rendering pipeline via the injection container.
Based on the initial codebase written by @niieani, Aurelia server rendering will apparently look for
console.debug
.See https://github.com/aurelia/skeleton-navigation/blob/ssr/skeleton-typescript-webpack-experimental/server/index.ts#L33.
If
console.debug
isn't used by the bootstrapper, we can probably get rid of this and rely upon Aurelia's logger. We should create a new server-based logging implementation (using the aurelia-logging interface), such aslogging-server
orlogging-nodejs
and tie that in to the server rendering pipeline via the injection container.