logdebugg

Filters and collects all logs based on user input log path and modes of filter. Greps logs based on:

• timestamp = logs touched in last t minute
• no-of-lines = n lines of logs from all specified logs

It accepts below arguments :

-a,     append new logs that are generated by grepping all logs
		to previous log file.

-d,     It takes path of log file(s) from log.properties file which
		is auto generated in present working directory.

-f,     It takes folder(s) as an input, and searches all log files
		within folder and filters all logs based on timestamp or
		no. of. logs.

-fs,    It takes folder(s) as an input, and searches all log files
		within folders and sub-folders and filters all logs based on
		timestamp or no. of. logs.

-h,     It shows help menu.

-n,     It greps logs based on no-of-lines. It expects an integer
		argument. Last n (integer argument) lines of all logs are filtered.
		If any integer is not passed after -n then by default it
		takes 50 lines of logs.

-p,     It takes path of log file(s) from user through terminal
		window. User can pass any number of path(s). Enter path of
		log file(s) just after -p.

-t,     It greps logs based on timestamp. It expects an integer
		argument. Logs touched after t (integer argument)mins are filtered.
		If any integer is not passed after -t then by default it
		takes 5 mins.

-z,     It changes naming convention of new log file. By passing -z as
		an argument, new name of log file becomes log_.yyyy-mm-dd.hh:mm.log.
		This helps users to keep logs of every minute and can later be used for
		comparison.

How to use it ?

1. git clone https://github.com/rishi-anand/logdebugg.git
2. cd logdebugg/
3. ./logdebugg.sh

{ NOTICE : Next version of 'logdebugg' is coming soon with new features. }

Report bugs to 'rishi.anand0@outlook.com'.