## Stored Logger

When we build a logger, it's saved in Loggerage cache and can be retrieved by `getLogger` static method:

### getLogger

Declaration:

```javascript
.getLogger( app: string ): Loggerage
```

Example:

```javascript
const { Loggerage, LoggerageLevel } = require("loggerage");

const logger = new Loggerage("MY-APP");
logger.debug("Hello world!");

// and after

const logger = Loggerage.getLogger("MY-APP");
logger.debug("Hello again world!");
```

Every time we build a logger with the same name, the previous one is overwritten.

### destroy

In addition, we can also destroy a stored logger by `destroy` static method:

Declaration:

```javascript
.destroy( app: string ): void
```

Example:

```javascript
const { Loggerage, LoggerageLevel } = require("loggerage");

const logger = new Loggerage("MY-APP");
logger.debug("Hello world!");

Loggerage.destroy("MY-APP"); // <-- destroy logger

// and after

const logger = Loggerage.getLogger("MY-APP");
// logger is null!
```