Dan Gillis

IMO, you should just curate a separate README. You have the extra step of having to add documentation to the doc.go file anyway, so just editing the README directly doesn't...

Hi @artefactop - `RequestIDHandler` checks for the existence of the `Request ID` in the request context, if it's not there, it will create a new `Request ID` using @rs [xid](https://github.com/rs/xid)...

@artefactop - I don't know if @rs would go for it, but I think the simplest solution would be to expose a function to allow adding your unique ID to...

I'll put together a PR - thanks!

@rocos-jeremy-scott - let me know if you plan on creating a PR for this - I'm happy to give it a shot if you don't have time or whatever.

No rush at all - great catch!

You could use the `RawJSON` method. You could also add a method to a struct to return a `zerolog.Dict` or just use `Dict`... You can always use the `Interface` method...

I'm not sure I understand when you say a "completed log" - do you mean you've already written the log to your io.writer and you want to take that result...

Thanks! Unfortunately I've never used Mongo, so so can't really comment...

See TestServer_appHandler for to see where mocked and replace with actual