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EasyLogHandler
Human-friendly log files that make you more productive
EasyLogHandler is a Symfony-compatible logging handler built on top of Monolog. It formats logs in a cleaner and more readable style, especially during development, enhancing the developer experience. By simplifying log output and highlighting important information it makes debugging and application monitoring more intuitive. -
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It is the same as the basic "ECHO" command, but now.., with COLOR! echo messages in color. http://www.softpedia.com/progClean/Echoc-Clean-207636.html
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mutalog
Cross-platform multi-tail log colorizer.
mutalog is cross-platform tool for colorizing and monitoring multiple log files simultaneously, similar to tail/MultiTail. -
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tcpick is a textmode sniffer; it tracks tcp streams, shows the status, reassembles and saves the data captured in files or displays them in the terminal in different modes (ascii, hex..). There is a color-mode. Useful to get files passively.
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Mutant is a multi-threaded command line monitoring tool, written in Python, using the ncurses library. With it, you can watch the output from multiple commands in a single terminal. Each command has a specific interval and color.
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