Logdy: Supercharging Terminal Logs with a Web Browser UI
Tired ofsifting through endless lines of text in your terminal? Logdy, arevolutionary new tool, offers a sleek web-based interface for navigating and analyzing your logs, saving you hours of tedious searching and frustration.
Logdy islike having the power of jq
, tail
, less
, grep
, and awk
all rolled into one, but with a user-friendly webinterface. It’s designed to make log analysis a breeze, whether you’re a seasoned developer or just starting out.
Here’s what makes Logdy stand out:
- 100% Secure: Logdy is self-hosted, meaning your logs never leave your machine. All processing happens locally, ensuring complete data privacy.
- Single Binary, No Server: Logdy is a single, self-contained binary, eliminating the needfor a server or daemon. Simply download and run it locally.
- Supports Any Format: Whether your logs are in plain text, JSON, or any other format, Logdy can handle it.
- Low-Code TypeScript Log Parser: Logdy’s powerful TypeScript parser lets you definecustom rules for parsing your logs, making it a flexible and efficient alternative to traditional tools like
awk
. - Powerful Auto-Generated UI: Logdy automatically generates a user-friendly interface with filters based on facets, providing an intuitive way to search and explore your logs.
Getting Started with Logdy:
*Installation: Logdy is incredibly easy to install. Simply run the following command:
bash
$ curl https://logdy.dev/install.sh | sh
-
Piping Logs: Once installed, you can pipe your logs directly to Logdy:
bash
$ tail -f file.log | logdy
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Web UI: Logdy will automatically launch a web interface at
http://localhost:8080
, where you can start analyzing your logs.
Logdy is a game-changer for anyone who works with logs. It’s fast, secure, and incredibly user-friendly. Whether you’re debugging an application, monitoring system performance, or simply need to analyze log data, Logdy is the perfect tool for the job.
For more information and to see Logdy in action, visit their website at https://logdy.dev.
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