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Universal logger for Node.js applications with support for both ESM and CommonJS. It provides advanced features, such as structured logging in JSON format, integration with AWS CloudWatch Logs, and contextual logging.

# Publishing Process
Looking at your GitHub workflow configuration, here's the sequence of actions you need to take:

1. Commit your changes with the commit message above
2. Push to the master branch (this will trigger the build job but not publishing)
3. Create a new GitHub release (this is what triggers the publishing process)

The workflow is configured to publish to npm only when a GitHub release is created. The publishing step includes:
* Setting up Node.js and pnpm
* Building the project
* Publishing to npm with --access=public flag using your NPM_TOKEN

So the complete sequence is:
1. Commit and push your changes to master
2. Create a new GitHub release with tag v1.2.0
3. The GitHub workflow will automatically publish the package to npm with public access

*You don't need to manually publish to npm - the workflow handles that for you when you create a GitHub release.*