Bug happens. Every developer knows that. The bad thing is that if you want to see what happened you have to analyze hundreds of lines of log files, written in a format that is anything but human friendly... Know the feeling? Then logHappens is here for you!
I am an active user of your application and I find it very useful for my daily tasks. However, I noticed that the current search functionality only allows searching for log entries, but not for timestamps or dates.
Being able to search for specific timestamps or dates would greatly enhance the usability of the application, as it would allow users to quickly navigate to logs from a specific time period.
Could you please consider adding this feature in a future update?
I've got some pretty big log files that I want to view (32 mil+ lines).
But it seems like the application loads the entire file in at once and then generates the pages in the frontend. Wouldn't it be nicer if it only loads the content needed for the first page? I can't even get a file with 20k lines to load in now without the browser crashing. Therefore it seems hard to actually use it.
Other than that the application is pretty cool though!
Fatal error: Uncaught Error: Class "IntlDateFormatter" not found in /home/ubuntu/Test_Project/test/logHappens/libs/utilities.php:16 Stack trace: #0 /home/ubuntu/Test_Project/test/logHappens/parsers/apache24.php(13): toDateTime() #1 /home/ubuntu/Test_Project/test/logHappens/logics/Parsers.php(91): include('...') #2 /home/ubuntu/Test_Project/test/logHappens/logics/Parsers.php(76): Logics\Parsers->count() #3 /home/ubuntu/Test_Project/test/logHappens/routers/router.php(10): Logics\Parsers->countAll() #4 /home/ubuntu/Test_Project/test/logHappens/webroot/index.php(9): include('...') #5 {main} thrown in /home/ubuntu/Test_Project/test/logHappens/libs/utilities.php on line 16
master clone,
composer install success
get this error on php8
Hi, I am trying to run logHappens on Caddy and it seems there are no instructions for running it with Caddy. I assume the problem lies in that Caddy doesn't use the .htaccess file and thus cannot rewrite the requests.