create-evlog-enricher

To add an event enricher to the evlog pipeline, you scaffold a new module defining its Info interface, factory function, and tests, then wire it into the pipeline using existing helpers like getHeader and mergeEventField.

Event enrichment in structured logging adds derived context to log events before they are emitted. You need it when you want consistent, observable event data across your application without duplicating logging logic or introducing side effects.

Scaffolding an evlog enricher requires implementing a 6-point touchpoint workflow across source code, tests, public docs, overview pages, built-in docs, and the README to ensure the enricher's behavior is consistent and discoverable.

Yes, you can configure evlog enricher behavior safely using EnricherOptions. The enrichment process is designed to be side-effect-free by relying on existing merge helpers to combine event fields without mutating the original event.

No, the evlog enricher workflow does not require external dependencies. It uses existing internal helpers such as getHeader and mergeEventField to ensure safe, configurable event enrichment within your current TypeScript project.