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## Philosophy
When we build large projects using modules and components, it is best to implement a logging abstraction rather than actual loging library bindings and dependecies, we can than aggregate the virtual loggers to log transports available at the installing application.

Here is a small example of a class decorated with LogClass decorator.

 ```javascript
import { Logger, LogClass } from 'logelas'; // import logelas
const log = new Logger('test.log', 'test'); // create a new virtual logger

@LogClass(log) // provide the logger to the decorator
export class Controller {   
    public action1() {        
        log.error('An error has occured');
    }

     public sum(a,b) {        
       return a+b;
    }
}
 ```




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