Express log middleware
split express logs
Console email provider for JSON Express — logs the message instead of sending. Default for local dev.
logger middleware for expressjs
OpenTelemetry logs SDK
Public logs API for OpenTelemetry
OpenTelemetry Collector Logs Exporter allows user to send collected logs to the OpenTelemetry Collector
OpenTelemetry Collector Exporter allows user to send collected log records to the OpenTelemetry Collector
Fast, unopinionated, minimalist web framework
An OTLP exporter to send logs using protobuf over HTTP
Basic IP rate-limiting middleware for Express. Use to limit repeated requests to public APIs and/or endpoints such as password reset.
This npm package, express-logs-viewer, provides a simple yet powerful logging solution for Express.js applications. It includes functionality to log various types of messages (e.g., log, error, info, warning) and offers a customizable endpoint for viewin
AWS SDK for JavaScript Cloudwatch Logs Client for Node.js, Browser and React Native
TypeScript definitions for express
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JSON logger for Node.js and browser.
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OpenTelemetry instrumentation for `express` http web application framework
The module is AWS Step Functions plugin for Serverless Framework
Automated stream rotation useful for log files
Transform OpenTelemetry SDK data into OTLP
Express & Koa middlewares and Fastify & Hapi plugins for CLS-based request id generation, batteries included
TypeScript definitions for express-serve-static-core
A logger for just about everything.
ServerLogParser provides a high-level Ruby library for parsing server server log files (common log format, with or without virtual hosts and combined log format) as used by Apache, Nginx and others.
Apache Log Regex is a Ruby port of Peter Hickman's Apache::LogRegex 1.4 Perl module. It provides functionalities to parse a line from an Apache log file into a hash.
Fluentd Output filter plugin. It has designed to rewrite tag like mod_rewrite. Re-emmit a record with rewrited tag when a value matches/unmatches with the regular expression. Also you can change a tag from apache log by domain, status-code(ex. 500 error), user-agent, request-uri, regex-backreference and so on with regular expression.
A simple gem to provide a method named d, to log a string expression's value in development
Actively monitors a log file for new entries which can trigger an event using a regular expression
EmojiLogs is a simple, zero-dependency Ruby logger that uses emojis to make log levels instantly recognizable. Perfect for development, debugging, and making logs more enjoyable to read.
A regular expression based log file monitoring tool.
Utility to monitor log files and submit lines which match regular expressions to a server via HTTP
EmojiLogger is a simple Ruby logger that makes console logging more expressive with emojis for info, warnings, and errors.
Hari is a tool to abstract complex relationships between Ruby objects onto Redis data structures. It allows for expressive querying of those relationships as well, in an easy way. It is mostly geared towards typical social networking concepts like news feeds, activity logs, friends of friends, mutual friends, and so on.
This gem allows to do simulation runs of systems of ordinary differential equations of one independent variable using numerical Runge-Kutta methods for approximation. Contains some features like calculation of separate additive terms of the differential equations, calculation of custom expressions and logging and printing runs to csv files, which engineers may find convenient.
aias turns AIA prompt files into unattended cron jobs. Add a schedule: key to any prompt's YAML frontmatter and run `aias update` to install the full set, or `aias add <path>` to install a single prompt without touching the rest. Schedules accept raw cron expressions or natural-language strings ("every weekday at 9am"). Run `aias install` once to capture your PATH, API keys, and AIA variables into env.sh — every job sources it at runtime. Output is written to a per-prompt log under ~/.config/aia/schedule/logs/. Prompts are self-describing — no separate configuration file is needed.