remote-logging v1.4.4

Remote-Logging is a remote log viewer.

Installation

# Install modules globally
npm install remote-logging -g

or

# Run module with no installation step from a temporary directory
npx --yes remote-logging@lates

On Linux, you will need to open the port for the devices on your network can access the console.

Centos:

sudo firewall-cmd --add-port=12000/tcp --permanent
sudo firewall-cmd reload

Other distributions:

sudo iptables -A INPUT -p tcp --dport 12000 -j ACCEPT
sudo systemctl restart iptables

Refer to your distro for a more precise set-up.

On windows, it may ask to allow access to the port (12000 by default)

Usage

With Remote Logging, you can automatically console.log your data to the viewer.

From a Shell

$> remote-logging [--port 12000]

Demo

Send logs from a logger

To send logs from a logging system to remote-logging, you must send a POST request with the following format:

[
  [{"lid": 123888, "color": "blue"}, "My message 1"], 
  [{"lid": 123939, "color": "blue"}, "My message 2"],
  [{"lid": 123959, "color": "blue"}, "My message 3"],
]

The lid is a random number

$> curl --request POST 'http://your-server-ip:12000/analogger' --data-raw '[{"lid": 123888}, "My message"]'

Example with Postman

Send logs from a browser to Remote Logging

To send logs from the browser, you can use fetch and adapt the formatting above

fetch("http://localhost:12000/analogger", {
    method: 'POST',
    headers: {
        'Content-Type': 'application/json'
    },
    body: JSON.stringify(/** Your formatted data **/),
    redirect: 'follow'
})
  .then(response => response.text())
  .then(result => console.log(result))
  .catch(error => console.log('error', error));

Send logs from AnaLogger

You can send log from AnaLogger by passing true to the logToRemote option.

const {anaLogger} = require("analogger");
anaLogger.setOptions({logToRemote: true});                  

Go to the AnaLogger page for more options:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/analogger

Tests

Use Remote-Logging as a Mocha Test reporter

Mocha is a JavaScript test framework: https://www.npmjs.com/package/mocha

Description of how to have Remote-Logging working as an automated test viewer

• Install Remote-Logging

$> npm install remote-logging

• Launch Remote-Logging

# Port by default
$> remote-logging --port 8221

• Pass the path of the reporter to Mocha

mocha --reporter=./node_modules/remote-logging/reporter.cjs

Reporter Options

To pass options to the reporter, use environment variables:

** Set these if you have updated your AnaLogger configuration to point to custom URLs

Example

Linux:

export ANALOGGER_TEST_PORT=12000
export ANALOGGER_LOG_FILE=reporter.log 
mocha --reporter=./node_modules/remote-logging/reporter.cjs

Windows (Powershell)

$env:ANALOGGER_TEST_PORT = 12000
$env:ANALOGGER_LOG_FILE = "reporter.log" 
mocha --reporter=./node_modules/remote-logging/reporter.cjs

Uninstall Remote-logging

$> npm remove remote-logging -g

Changelog

current:

• Fix Js error in reporter

1.4.2:

• Display Remote-Logging version in the console

1.4.0:

• Set up Remote Logging as a Mocha reporter
• Open a new window with the application icon
• Review screenshot viewer for takeScreenshot plugin

1.3.1:

• Fix updater

1.2.0:

• Release standard input in CLI after launching Remote-Logging

1.1.2:

• Remove close button from splash screen progress bar
• Display port in the notification
• Show tray notification when the application starts
• Review the exit button from the tray icon
• Fix missing screenshots
• Fix messages not being logged
• Fix bug with failing ips
• Select listening port with --port option
• Review layout
• Fix application launcher