daemon, cli: prepend timestamp for every log line

[FeelyChau]

Now, the log from pipcook-cli is pure text without log time, it's not good to analyze problems.
If it could look like this, that would be great:

[18:12:23] ⚠ Building prefix dict from the default dictionary ...
[18:12:24] ⚠ Loading model from cache /var/folders/tq/cmmgdq_143jbd5w_drrdl8km0000gp/T/jieba.cache
[18:12:24] ⚠ Loading model cost 0.703 seconds.
[18:12:25] ⚠ Prefix dict has been built successfully.
[18:12:27] ℹ create a result "qy5nvaid" for plugin "@pipcook/plugins-bayesian-model-evaluate@1.1.0"
[18:12:30] ℹ [job] running modelEvaluate end
[18:13:00] ℹ [job] run successfully
[18:13:02] ✔ job is finished successfully
[18:13:04] ℹ start to download output to /Users/feiyu.zfy/work/pipcook/output
[18:13:10] ✔ download finished

We could extend the event interface to put the time stamp, after #526 , it's easy to implement, then we could add an option to the pipcook-cli command like pipcook run pipeline.json -t to show it (or default).

[yorkie]

How do you prepend the timestamp?

[yorkie]

I have opened a PR sindresorhus/ora#154, which adds a function option prefixText to prepend a custom string before every line.

BTW, updated the title, and please write your issue title to be more patient and follow the rule that I mentioned at #532 @FeelyChau.

[FeelyChau]

I have opened a PR sindresorhus/ora#154, which adds a function option prefixText to prepend a custom string before every line.

BTW, updated the title, and please write your issue title to be more patient and follow the rule that I mentioned at #532 @FeelyChau.

It's not what I need, the time stamp should be stored in the disk, with log records and events. When we call the job.log, or plugin.installLog, the information of time is still here.

[yorkie]

sindresorhus/ora#154 has been merged and ora@5.1.0 is released.

[FeelyChau]

Done by #848 .