LogTransformer

A Better Way to Watch Logs

Use golang-flavored regular expressions to apply an unlimited combination of color, bold, italic, or underline formatting. Each rule is called a "segment".
Lines stream in as soon as they are written, just like tail -f in a unix terminal.
Lines stream in as soon as they are written, just like tail -f in a unix terminal.
Use regular expressions (regex) to hide portions of a line. Optionally hide the entire line.
Once you have hidden some lines, prioritize your rules to allow some content through (like tail -f | grep).
Once you have hidden some lines, prioritize your rules to allow some content through (like tail -f | grep).
Organize your segment rules into a preset for quick recall.
Switch between multiple active watch processes at the side-bar. Each log file retains the correct preset as you switch.
Switch between multiple active watch processes at the side-bar. Each log file retains the correct preset as you switch.
Log Transformer is currently Mac Only and will not work on windows or linux systems