.get("/*", ({ params, set }) => {
if (Math.random() > 0.9) {
set.status = 403;
return "You have exceeded a secondary rate limit";
}
return { items: [] };
})
And when you hit it repeatedly, all the logging says is
...
GET /any/thing | 22µs
GET /any/thing | 21µs
GET /any/thing | 21µs
GET /any/thing | 22µs
GET /any/thing | 21µs
GET /any/thing | 21µs
GET /any/thing | 22µs
GET /any/thing | 22µs
GET /any/thing | 25µs
...
I guess, by default the logging string is about the request | about the response and in the about the response, the only thing is displays is the time it took (e.g. 21µs).
Could the default mention non-200 exit codes too?
I have an app that looks like this:
And when you hit it repeatedly, all the logging says is
I guess, by default the logging string is
about the request | about the responseand in theabout the response, the only thing is displays is the time it took (e.g.21µs). Could the default mention non-200 exit codes too?