sflog v0.0.7

sflog

tail log for Force.com

What ?

sflog want to have feature like tail log in apache/nginx/heroku as currently(2015-09-10) Force.com CLI do not provide this feature yet, see #200

Sample Output

➜  SomeForceCodeProject  sflog --forcecode | grep -E "sflog|USER|ERROR"
sflog: info: Authenticating ...
sflog: info: Authenticated as user@domain.com
sflog: info: Pulling log every 5000ms ...
sflog: info: got 1 new log
sflog: info: id:  ["07L28000008eDCuEAM"]
05:02:23.029 (29105519)|USER_DEBUG|[6]|DEBUG|Spd: startAction ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters()
05:02:23.029 (29316609)|USER_DEBUG|[7]|DEBUG|{hello=world}

sflog: info: got 1 new log
sflog: info: id:  ["07L28000008eDDEEA2"]
05:02:39.026 (26921190)|USER_DEBUG|[6]|DEBUG|Spd: startAction ApexPages.currentPage().getParameters()
05:02:39.027 (27146967)|USER_DEBUG|[7]|DEBUG|{hello=speeder}

Installation

npm -g install sflog

Usage

just add Monitored User as normal Setup => Logs => Debug Logs => Monitored Users => New

Usage: sflog [options]

Options:

  -h, --help                        output usage information
  -V, --version                     output the version number
  -c, --config [path]               Custom config file
  -o, --org [org]                   Pro/Dev/Sandbox Org
  -u, --username [username]         Username
  -p, --password [password]         Password concat with token
  -i, --instance-url [instanceUrl]  jsforce's instanceUrl see: https://jsforce.github.io/document/#access-token
  -a, --access-token [accessToken]  jsforce's accessToken see: https://jsforce.github.io/document/#access-token
  -m, --forcecode [path]                   Using MaventsMate session file
  --pulling-interval [interval]     Pulling interval in milliseconds should >= 1000
  --silly                           Set log level to silly
  --verbose                         Set log level to verbose
  --silent                          Set log level to silent

Usage Example

config.json

{
  "devOrg": {
    "username": "dev001@dev-org.com",
    "password": "passwordWithToken"
  },
  "sandbox001": {
    "instanceUrl": "https://ap2.salesforce.com",
    "accessToken": "somevalidsessionid"
  },
  "pullingInterval": 5000
}

sflog -c ./config.json --org devOrg

sflog -c ./config.json --org sandbox001

If current directory is a ForceCode project ( ./force.json )

sflog --forcecode