A simple logviewer to view, search and filter logfiles in the CLEF Format.
Demo logmessage: {"@t":"2022-03-02T02:08:13.0327296Z","@mt":"Demo logmessage WITH template '{Template}'", "Template":"This is a Template", "SourceContext":"Demo.Context.WithTemplate","ProcessId":12345,"ThreadId":1}
- Using the "@l" property to highlight "Warning" and "Error" loglevels
- Filter also uses this property so you can filter by loglevel
- Parsing the "@mt" property, containing a possible message template, to correctly display the logmessage
- If the logmessage contains a linebreak only the first line is displayed. The rest of the message is visible when expanding the message.
- Using the "SourceContext" property to build the tree for filtering. (Source context is expected to be dot seperated: "Example.Source.Context")
- Darkmode (can be toggled at the bottom of the filter sidebar)
- Watchmode
- Can be enabled after selecting a file
- Waits for changes, automatically jumps to the end to the logfile and displays them if any occur.
- File extension registration - .clef files will be automatically associated to Eco Clef Viewer
- Drag and Drop - you can simply drag a .clef file into the window to open it
To open the developer tools, in case of an error to read the console output, you can press Ctrl + Shift + I.
BEWARE! The selected file will be completely stored in your memory. So depending on your memory size, be careful!
Here are the npm commands you can use while developing, just use npm run <command>:
- start: simply starts the angular web app without the electron part
- build: builds the angular frontend
- electron:build: builds the angular frontend, and electron application and runs it
- electron:nobuild: only builds the electon application and runs it without building the frontend again
- dist:windows: builds the windows binaries
- dist:linux: builds the linux binaries
- dist:wl: builds the windows and linux binaries
- dist:mac: builds the mac binaries
- dist: build the windows and linux binaries