Logdy
Logdy is a log tracking tool consisting of a single binary file that does not require dependency, which allows viewing terminal outputs through the web browser. Files securely process data from various sources, such as standard input, sockets, and REST API in the local environment. With TypeScript support, it allows the identification of special parsers and can be integrated as a Go library.
Logdy
25logdyhq · Log Management
Common commercial products in this category: Splunk, Datadog Logs, Sumo Logic
- You can watch outputs or log files of terminal commands live through the web interface.
- You can create custom parsers and columns for log data using TypeScript.
- You can view configured logs by adding them as a library to your Go based applications.
- • Last update over 1 year ago
- • No published release
- ↑ PositiveHacker News
Show HN: Logdy.dev – web based log viewer UI for local development environments
“That depends on the constraints you have. Currently you can start a tail on multiple files if you don't need to distinguish the filenames in Logdy - $ logdy stdin 'tail -f file1.log file2.log' this use case is described here [1]. Logdy currently works best with tailing, however…”
- • NeutralHacker News
Show HN: Logdy.dev – web based log viewer UI for local development environments
“Author here: Logdy is a self-hosted, single binary, open source cli tool that catches stdout from a terminal and sends it to web browser UI. It's goal is to structure the logs and save time searching and browsing them. This is an early version, I'm looking for feedback. If you…”