couchcoding / Logbert
Licence: mit
Logbert is an advanced log message viewer for log4net, log4j and others.
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Logbert
Logbert is an advanced log message viewer for log4net, log4j and others.
Features
- Multiple log receivers
- Chainsaw compatible loggers like log4net or nlog (UDP, TCP, File and Directory based)
- Windows event log
- SysLog events (UDP, TCP and File based)
- Customizable log receiver (UDP, TCP, HTTP, File and Directory based)
- Create unlimited count of bookmarks
- Filter log messages using a logger tree and level filter
- Wildcard and regular expression based search
- Optional timeshift in milliseconds for synchronization
- Export log messages to a file as received or as CSV
- Create regular expression based filters
- Embedded LUA script engine
- Create or remove bookmarks
- Show a message
- Access received log messages
- Trigger function if a new log message is received or a bookmark is changed
- Statistic windows to see the log level ratio.
- Directory based receiving (load multiple log files as one)
Copyright & License
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