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Welcome back.

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In this video, let's see how we can make use of third party middleware.

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And the third party middleware that we are going to use is called MORGANE.

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So if you search for Morgan NPM, we're going to take you to this page.

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Or you can search for Morgan Inside NPM registry.

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And this is a package that we are going to use.

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So this package is all about a logger, meaning it's going to log the request to the console, as we

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did in the previous video, shut down and then let's click the console.

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If you want to install this package as dev dependencies, these are going to be I'm going to give it

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a flag dash dx, which means def dependency.

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So our hits enter and now it is installing because I need this package only in a development environment

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in production, I don't want to see the logger.

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So now let me start my server and now I'm back to Visual Studio code, which is this let me check my

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package, the JSON file and I have the package Morgan being installed as Todd.

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So how can we use it?

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The first step is we require the package console, which is Morgan and equal to required the package

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which is Morgan.

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So next step is how can we use it?

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It's pretty simple.

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It's pretty simple and it's pretty simple.

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So here we go.

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So use Morgan.

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Mature use Morgan.

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Your.

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Where so now?

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Down here.

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As always, make use of app dot use and then bring in Morgan and here it has in one agreement with these

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options.

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So all these are from where from the documentation.

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So if you make use of combined, it means that you're going to see more details about the request object.

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So now this one, if I go to post mine and I hit send inside the terminal, if you see that, I see

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the request object and that is it is because of the package and has given me the date and time.

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I used to make the request and then the HTTP method and then the route where I hit.

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Okay, that is a post slash one which is for delete.

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But if you don't want to see more details about this, but we want the request only we are going to

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provide different given to this one as def.

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So if I save it now, if I hit this endpoint now this what I get with few details, it gives me the

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HTTP method and then the route in the next video.

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Let's get started with our coding challenge.