Export recent logs

[wabiloo]

Description

I would like to analyse HTTP traffic that is being proxied in Proxyman, in a Python project of mine. For that I need to export logs that are related to a particular domain. That's something I can do with the CLI.

However I would like to be able to do it in an incremental way and stream only new results over time into my script, rather than having to reprocess the whole (increasing) set of records each time.

One suggestion would be to be able to provide a --since argument on the command line, with the id of the last record I received in a previous request.

[NghiaTranUIT]

@wabiloo what export format do you use to export the log?

You can refer at https://docs.proxyman.com/command-line#id-8.-export-proxyman-log

I can support --stream to write a chunk of new data to a file. No need to use --since

[wabiloo]

HAR or Proxyman logs v2 - my tool support both.

Regarding your suggestion: I’m not sure I understand how —-stream would work in your view. Can you clarify? I would rather not have to work from a growing file (as it just gives me the same problem as just re-exporting all logs from Proxyman each time)

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[NghiaTranUIT]

You can use this build @wabiloo

• https://assets.proxyman.com/beta/Proxyman_6.1.0_Support_since_flag_in_proxyman-cli.dmg
• Use can use --since <flow_ID> in the export-log 👍