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jlv

v1.0.1

Published

wrapper around json-log-viewer for easy usage

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JLV

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wrapper around json-log-viewer for easy usage

Adds following features to json-log-viewer:

  • copies .json-log-viewer from the current folder or argument to your HOME path
  • merge multiple files to see all at once in json-log-viewer
  • use a custom log transformer (for supporting log libraries with another output then winston like :evergreen_tree:pino)
  • use an existing log transformer from npm
  • opens json-log-viewer in a new terminal (I have not found another way to start a process and pass the input to json-log-viewer)

:books: Table of Contents

:package: Installation

install JLV as dev dependency

npm i jlv -g

if you use another log format then winston, you need to install a transformer.

json-log-viewer is not up to date on npm. You need to install the new version from the git with:

npm i gistia/json-log-viewer#master

:rocket: Usage

argument| short| description --- | --- | --- --param <param>|-p <param>|json-log-viewer parameter --files <glob>|-f <glob>|log files to view as glob --config <path>|-c <path>|path to .json-log-viewer config file --reset|-r|reset .json-log-viewer in HOME folder --transformer <name>|-t <name>|load transformer from a npm module --transformer-js <path>|-tjs <path>|load transformer from a javascript file --open|-o|open json-log-viewer in a new shell --save <path>|-s <path>|save merged log file to path --backup <path>|-b <path>|backup .json-log-viewer to given path

Example

jlv -f ./example/**.log -o

:wrench: Transformers

List of supported transformers. Default is winston.

log library| JLV transformer| install with --- | --- | --- :evergreen_tree:pino | jlv-pino | npm i jlv-pino -D

See Contributing if you would like to add your own transformers to the list. You can use jlv-pino as example.

:hammer_and_wrench: Support

Please open an issue for support.

:memo: Contributing

Please contribute using Github Flow. Create a branch, add commits, and open a pull request.

:scroll: License

MIT © Oliver Grüttner