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cf-log-viewer

v0.0.5

Published

A local web-based viewer for Cloud Foundry application logs with structured JSON parsing, filtering, and drill-down.

Readme

cf-log-viewer

A local web-based viewer for Cloud Foundry application logs. Parses the raw cf logs output into a structured, filterable table with drill-down into individual log entries.

Prerequisites

You need the Cloud Foundry CLI installed and authenticated before using this tool.

# Install the CF CLI (if not already installed)
# macOS
brew install cloudfoundry/tap/cf-cli@8

# Login to your CF environment
cf login -a <API_ENDPOINT>

# Or with SSO
cf login -a <API_ENDPOINT> --sso

Make sure you can run cf logs <app-name> --recent successfully before using this tool.

Usage

npx cf-log-viewer <app-name>

This will:

  1. Run cf logs <app-name> --recent and parse the output
  2. Start a local web server on a random port
  3. Open your browser with the log viewer

Options

npx cf-log-viewer <app-name> --live       # also stream live logs
npx cf-log-viewer <app-name> --no-open    # don't auto-open browser

Features

  • Structured table view -- timestamp, level, source, logger, message, correlation ID
  • Color-coded levels -- error (red), warn (yellow), info (blue), debug (gray)
  • Filtering -- by level, logger, correlation ID, or free-text search
  • Drill-down detail panel -- click any row to see categorized fields:
    • Message & core info
    • HTTP context (forwarded path, host, user agent)
    • Tracing & correlation (trace IDs, span IDs, SAP Passport)
    • Infrastructure (org, space, container, CF instance)
    • Raw JSON with syntax highlighting
  • Correlation grouping -- click a correlation ID to filter all entries for that request
  • Live streaming -- with --live, new log entries appear in real-time via WebSocket
  • Download -- export filtered logs as JSON

License

MIT