Implement task #35 - Smart Logger with different transports

[brian-ai-assistant-dev[bot]]

To implement the Smart Logger with different transports, I would suggest creating a new file called SmartLogger.js within the utils folder. This file will contain the logic for logging messages with different transports.

Here is a possible implementation for the SmartLogger.js file:

class SmartLogger {
  constructor() {
    this.transports = [];
  }

  addTransport(transport) {
    this.transports.push(transport);
  }

  log(message) {
    this.transports.forEach((transport) => {
      transport.send(message);
    });
  }
}

module.exports = SmartLogger;

This implementation defines a SmartLogger class with a constructor that initializes an empty array of transports. The addTransport method is used to add different transports to the logger. The log method iterates over the transports array and calls the send method on each transport, passing the message as an argument.

To use the SmartLogger, you can create an instance of it and add different transports to it. For example:

const logger = new SmartLogger();

logger.addTransport(new ConsoleTransport());
logger.addTransport(new FileTransport('path/to/logfile.txt'));
logger.addTransport(new EmailTransport('admin@example.com'));

logger.log('Hello, world!');

In this example, we create an instance of SmartLogger and add three different transports: ConsoleTransport, FileTransport, and EmailTransport. The log method is then called to log a message, which will be sent to all the added transports.

For the commit message, I suggest using 'Implement SmartLogger with different transports'.

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