Description

Currently, evlog/elysia only log correct status when set.status is explicitly set as follows

const app = new Elysia()
	.use(evlog())
	.get("/users/:id", () => {
		set.status = 418

		return "I'm a teapot"
	})
	.listen(3000);

However, set.status is a legacy, and it's recommended to use status instead

The current implementation doesn't work because it's using Elysia.afterHandle which runs immediately after the handler is run, but Elysia hasn't finalized the Response mapping process yet, so the set.status doesn't sync with an actual response status

The fix is to migrate to Elysia.afterResponse, which runs after the response is sent, so the set.status is synced with an actual response

Reproduction

The following code would log 200 instead of 418

const app = new Elysia()
	.use(evlog())
	.get("/users/:id", async ({ status }) => {
		return status(418)
	})
	.listen(3000);

Logs

21:13:56.775 INFO [app] GET /users/1 200 in 2ms
  └─ requestId: c76f1155-55e4-4381-895e-7f67e346fbed