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fullstack-monitor-cli

v1.0.8

Published

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Readme

About

Fullstack-monitor-CLI is log monitoring tools for developers, offering visibility of console logs, requests and responses from both the Client and Server side of your application in one single place.

This makes it easy to see what is happening across the stack as your front and back-end communicate.

In order to use this, you must also install the Fullstack-Monitor into the project you want to monitor.

Browser Interface

  • This is what the browser interface looks like, when monitoring a fullstack application. You can see Client and Server logs, and requests and responses between the Client and the Server.
  • You can use use the --chrome command to open this view in the Google Chrome browser, or navigate to localhost:3861 in your browser of choice, the application is served by default, once you have started the server using --start.

Command Line Interface

  • Here you can see an overview of the CLI commands:

  • Here is the view using the --listen command, where you can see ane example the logs, requests and responses of a fullstack application being monitored in one place.

Instructions

  1. Globally install Fullstack-Monitor-CLI
$ npm install -g fullstack-monitor-cli
  1. Install Fullstack-Monitor into the project you wish to monitor:
$ npm install fullstack-monitor`
  1. Follow the instructions here to configure Fullstack-Monitor in your project.
  2. Boot the Fullstack-Monitor-CLI server.
$ fullstack-monitor-cli --start
  1. Open the browser interface to view the logs:
$ fullstack-monitor-cli --chrome
  1. Listen to logs in the terminal
$ fullstack-monitor-cli --listen
  1. When you are done monitoring kill the server.
$ fullstack-monitor-cli --kill

Example Project

For an example of Fullstack-Monitor installed on a project see this GitHub Repo here:

Contributors