ParseLog – Free Online Log Parser Tool for Laravel and WordPress Logs
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Re: ParseLog – Free Online Log Parser Tool for Laravel and WordPress Logs
#2I just released a free, browser-based log parser for Laravel and WordPress built with Alpine.js & Tailwind CSS
Select, drag, or paste logs No data stored, 100% private (nothing leaves your browser) Boost your debugging efficiency
I know many won't have a use-case for this as they'll use Laravel Pail, spatie/tail, Sentry, etc. But this is more for devs who may not use Sentry yet still want a nice way to view and filter their logs quickly and easily without any dependencies.
What log types would you like to see supported?
Re: ParseLog – Free Online Log Parser Tool for Laravel and WordPress Logs
#3I just released a free, browser-based log parser for Laravel and WordPress built with Alpine.js & Tailwind CSS Select, drag, or paste logs No data stored, 100% private (nothing leaves your browser) Boost your debugging efficiency I know many won't have a use-case for this as they'll use Laravel Pail, spatie/tail, Sentry, etc. But this is more for devs who may not use Sentry yet still want a nice way to view and filte…
What do you mean by WordPress logs? I would love support to internal wordpress logs, like the ones by the trunc plugin:
https://wordpress.com/plugins/trunc-logging
that would be interesting.
Re: ParseLog – Free Online Log Parser Tool for Laravel and WordPress Logs
#4I just released a free, browser-based log parser for Laravel and WordPress built with Alpine.js & Tailwind CSS Select, drag, or paste logs No data stored, 100% private (nothing leaves your browser) Boost your debugging efficiency I know many won't have a use-case for this as they'll use Laravel Pail, spatie/tail, Sentry, etc. But this is more for devs who may not use Sentry yet still want a nice way to view and filte…
What do you mean by WordPress logs? I would love support to internal wordpress logs, like the ones by the trunc plugin: https://wordpress.com/plugins/trunc-logging that would be interesting.
WordPress debug logs is what is supported. I've never used the Trunc plugin but will take a look at adding support for it. I need an example log first