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add use local time and show caller infomation #31

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    • Updated Logger Plugin documentation to include new configuration options for logging behavior.
    • Added sections for "Use Local Time" and "Show Caller Information" with examples and configuration details.

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The documentation for the Logger Plugin has been updated to include new configuration options that enhance logging behavior. Two main sections have been introduced: "Use Local Time," which allows logging in local time instead of UTC, and "Show Caller Information," which enables the inclusion of source file and line number in log messages. Examples for both configurations are provided, and the overall structure of the documentation remains unchanged.

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lab/logger.md Updated documentation to include new configuration options: use_local_time and show_caller. Added examples for both options. Overall structure maintained.

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"Use local time!" he cheerfully beams,
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lab/logger.md (3)

116-135: Consider adding timezone considerations

The documentation clearly explains the local time feature. However, consider adding a note about:

  • Potential challenges in distributed systems where servers might be in different timezones
  • Impact on log aggregation systems that expect consistent timestamp formats
 ### Use Local Time

 RoadRunner uses UTC time in logs by default. However, you can configure it to use local time format if your application operates within a single timezone or when local time is more appropriate for your use case.
+
+{% hint style="warning" %}
+When using local time in distributed systems, ensure all servers are configured with the same timezone to maintain consistent logging. Additionally, consider the impact on log aggregation systems that may expect UTC timestamps.
+{% endhint %}
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136-154: Add concrete examples and performance note

The documentation explains the feature well but would benefit from:

  1. Actual examples of log output in both console and JSON modes
  2. Note about potential performance impact in production
 When enabled, log messages will include the caller information:
 
 - In console mode: The caller path will be displayed with color and proper alignment
 - In JSON mode: The caller information will be included in the "caller" field
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+Example output in console mode:
+```console
+2024-01-10T15:04:05.123Z INFO    server/plugin.go:42    Server started
+```
+
+Example output in JSON mode:
+```json
+{"level":"info","ts":"2024-01-10T15:04:05.123Z","caller":"server/plugin.go:42","msg":"Server started"}
+```
+
+{% hint style="info" %}
+Note that enabling caller information adds a small performance overhead. Consider this when using in production environments with high log volumes.
+{% endhint %}

132-134: Add language specification to code block

The code block should specify a language for proper syntax highlighting.

-```
+```console
 2024-01-10 15:04:05.123 INFO    Server started

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