Banner and Port visibility

[namzug16]

Problem to Solve

Knowing when the server has actually started, and the port that we are listening to (in case we changed it from the default one) is hard to know currently.

This is not an actual issue, but it would be a "nice to have" feature

Proposal

Just like the echo framework in go does, relic could print a "starter" banner and the listening port in the terminal

echo's banner and port look like this:

Personally I would go for something simpler (without a subtitle and a link)

    ____  ________    __________
   / __ \/ ____/ /   /  _/ ____/
  / /_/ / __/ / /    / // /     
 / _, _/ /___/ /____/ // /___   
/_/ |_/_____/_____/___/\____/   v1.0.0

=> http server started on :8080 
                                

I generated the banner here: https://patorjk.com/software/taag/#p=display&f=Slant&t=RELIC&x=none&v=4&h=4&w=80&we=false

Of course, users should also have the option to hide/avoid these logs

Use Case

Alternatives

Additional context

No response

How experienced are you with this library?

None

Are you interested in working on a PR for this?

• I want to work on this

[nielsenko]

@namzug16 Currently relic is a library where you bring/write your own runner. I don't think we should render anything to stdout/stderr behind the users back.

We might in the future bundle a cli with relic that handles various pre-processing task, and possibly a runner, and we'll be sure to consider a nice banner then.