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@logfox/cli

v0.0.1

Published

Logfox CLI for local development logging

Readme

@logfox/cli

build status SemVer Conventional Commits AutoRel

CLI tool for sending local development logs to Logfox.

Installation

npm install -g @logfox/cli

Quick Start

# Authenticate
logspace login

# Run your app with logging
logspace run --name my-app -- npm start

Logs appear in Logfox under environment "local".

Commands

Run logspace --help to see all available commands.

How it Works

  1. logspace run wraps your command and captures stdout/stderr
  2. Logs are parsed (JSON or plain text) and batched
  3. Sent to Logfox under environment "local" with app name local-{hash}-{name}
  4. Issues are detected and grouped just like production logs

Log Parsing

  • JSON logs (pino, winston, bunyan): Structure is extracted automatically
  • Plain text: Log levels detected from common patterns (ERROR, WARN, INFO, DEBUG)

Configuration

Config is stored in ~/.logfox/config.json. Use logspace config to view current settings.

| Key | Default | Description | |-----|---------|-------------| | apiUrl | https://api.logfox.ai | Logfox API endpoint | | appUrl | https://app.logfox.ai | Logfox web app (for login) | | teamId | (from login) | Active team |

Local Development

To point the CLI at local services:

logspace config:set apiUrl http://localhost:3000
logspace config:set appUrl http://localhost:4000
logspace login