Read logs from stdin and prints them back to stdout, but prettier.
curl -sSL "https://humanlog.io/install.sh" | bashIf you emit logs in JSON or in logfmt, you will enjoy pretty logs when those
entries are encountered by humanlog. Unrecognized lines are left unchanged.
$ humanlog < /var/log/logfile.log
NAME:
humanlog - reads structured logs from stdin, makes them pretty on stdout!
USAGE:
humanlog [global options] command [command options] [arguments...]
VERSION:
0.7.2+48f11b1
AUTHOR:
Antoine Grondin <[email protected]>
COMMANDS:
version Interact with humanlog versions
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--config value specify a config file to use, otherwise uses the default one
--skip value keys to skip when parsing a log entry
--keep value keys to keep when parsing a log entry
--sort-longest sort by longest key after having sorted lexicographically
--skip-unchanged skip keys that have the same value than the previous entry
--truncate truncates values that are longer than --truncate-length
--truncate-length value truncate values that are longer than this length (default: 15)
--color value specify color mode: auto, on/force, off (default: "auto")
--light-bg use black as the base foreground color (for terminals with light backgrounds)
--time-format value output time format, see https://golang.org/pkg/time/ for details (default: "Jan _2 15:04:05")
--ignore-interrupts, -i ignore interrupts
--message-fields value, -m value Custom JSON fields to search for the log message. (i.e. mssge, data.body.message) [$HUMANLOG_MESSAGE_FIELDS]
--time-fields value, -t value Custom JSON fields to search for the log time. (i.e. logtime, data.body.datetime) [$HUMANLOG_TIME_FIELDS]
--level-fields value, -l value Custom JSON fields to search for the log level. (i.e. somelevel, data.level) [$HUMANLOG_LEVEL_FIELDS]
--help, -h show help
--version, -v print the version