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/** * Contains the type of LoggerConfigs * @remarks * enabled: boolean * *     Is the logger enabled? This is useful if you have a config file that *     can toggle this option between `true` and `false`. * * file?: string * *     The filename to log to (used in Drash.CoreLoggers.FileLogger). * * level?: string * *     Options are: * *         all *         trace *         debug *         info *         warn *         error *         fatal *         off * *     Defaults to "debug". * * tag_string?: string * *     A string with tags. Tags must be wrapped in brackets in order for the *     logger classes to properly identify them. For example, * *         {some_tag} | {some_tag} * {some_tag} [{some_tag}]`. * * tag_string_fns?: {[key: string]: any} * *     This takes an object of key-value pairs where the key is the name of *     the tag defined in the `tag_string` config. This object is used to *     replace tags in the `tag_string` config by matching keys to tags and *     replacing tags with the values of the keys. For example, if *     `tag_string` was `{my_cool_tag}` and `tags_string_fns.my_cool_tag` *     returns `"HELLO"`, then `{my_cool_tag}` would be replaced with *     `HELLO`. * * test?: boolean * *     Is the logger running in a test process? Setting this to true will *     silence the console logger from outputting to the console so you can *     test without actually logging to the console. */export interface LoggerConfigs {  enabled: boolean;  file?: string;  level?: string;  tag_string?: string;  tag_string_fns?: { [key: string]: any }; // `any` because it can be a string, or an object with functions and/or strings, and the compiler throws errors when trying to execute certain logic with said type  test?: boolean;}