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fable-log-parser

v1.0.2

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Log parsing for bunyan JSON log files

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Keywords

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Fable Log Parser

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Install

npm install fable-log-parser

Then go to the log parser folder, and run npm install to get all the dependencies by running npm install.

Usage

node FableLogParser.js -p /home/steven/Logs/ -i MyServer.log -x -d -t

Which will create a database FableLogParser and a table LogLine in it which contains each line of the retold log file. This assumes a local mysql database with the user root and the password being blank. If this isn't the case, you can use the Retold pattern for overloading config files to change the settings. More documentation to come when time allows!