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Setting up application logging in the cooking application

In this section, you will take code from the previous chapter and add logging using the Node.js component called Winston (https://github.com/winstonjs/winston) and the Microsoft Azure Blob transport for Winston called Winston Azure Blob transport (https://bit.ly/2GdwWhG), which extends the Winston component to be able to log in to Microsoft Azure Blob storage:

Open Visual Studio Code.

Go to File | Open Folder and to your working directory where you have code from Chapter 6, Building a Cooking Application Using Alexa. There should be three files: server.js contains the Node.js code for the web service endpoint, package.json describes the dependency components used in Node.js, and ...

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