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realtime-logger

v1.0.3

Published

A command-line tool for viewing logfile changes in realtime using browser tab.

Downloads

6

Readme

log-streaming

View real-time file logs on web interface using SSE.

Usage as command line tool

  • Install using npm install realtime-logger -g
  • Run rt_log from terminal
  • Access the UI at localhost:3000

How to run the project

  • Install node version manager (nvm)
  • Then Run following commands:
  1. nvm install

  2. nvm use

  3. npm install

  4. npm start

Configurations

  • Create a json file for configuration in following format:
[
    //    Full file path strings separated by comma
    //    Ex:
    //    "/Users/abcd/sample/access.log",
    //    "/Users/abcd/sample/README.md"
]
  • Export the full path of the above file under LOGVIEWER_PATH variable.
  • To monitor the file changes, add their paths in configuration file created earlier.
  • Open up the browser at http://localhost:3000 to check the UI.
  • To change the port export LOGVIEWER_PORT env with proper port number.