adze

For digging, in the hardest dirt I use a mattock/adze style tool (adze on one end, pick on the other).

It is an adze but I don't even think it has a name or at least nothing in English other than adze.

If you are hewing with a broad axe and an adze, this is a huge time saver.

Basically you take an adze or similar and cut in where the shoots are coming out of the ground.

You can also use Adze with Bun or Deno without any special adaptations or considerations.

Well, I mean you could use an adze or a froe.

If your use case is that basic then that's literally all the code you need from Adze to do your task.

In early America you just built your log cabin with an axe and an adze.

What makes Adze interesting compared to other logging libraries like pino, bunyan, winston, etc?

The API for Adze is also chainable, fully wraps the standard console API's, is TypeScript native, supports mapped diagnostic context and micro-frontends.

Certainly period-correct carpentry tools such as an adze, maul and cubit stick.

My father has found old adze heads in a relatives garden.

Example import adze from 'adze'; // Let's create a reusable ERR tag with emoji's, timestamps, and the "my-module" namespace.

This means that Adze will "just work" in all of your environments I'm not sure what this means.

This means that Adze will "just work" in all of your environments.

If you were to use the word "adze" instead of pickaxe, you might have far better luck finding what you seek.

Adze 2.x is also smaller (13.29kb minified and brotlied) and faster than the original.

Adze offers a new sealTag terminator that will seal your configuration into a template literal tag function to further simplify your logging.