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Command-line client for Papertrail hosted syslog & app log management service

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With any query that would return more than 100 results the number of results is capped at 100. Is there a way to configure this via the CLI to increase...

I'm trying to implement logging in my python (FastAPI) web app with severity levels and deploy in Heroku and Papertrail's log drain add-on. However, with python's logging module as configured...

Steps to reproduce: 1. Have many log messages. We generate 10GB of messages per day 2. Run `papertrail -f` 3. Observe that there are occasional gaps in the messages of...

The tool requires Ruby to be installed. This immediately disqualifies it from being described as a 'standalone binary'. Unless I am missing something? The documentation should be updated to remove...

This would make this tool a LOT more useful! Examples include when finding error rows I basically always want to see the surrounding context, which is not possible at the...

It seems like there is no activity although there are issues and PRs that are (were) easy to merge. Should this gem be considered abandoned? I hope not...

currently I'm using ```bash papertrail-systems() { curl -s -H "X-Papertrail-Token: `cat ~/.papertrail.yml | sed -r 's/token://'`" https://papertrailapp.com/api/v1/systems.json | python -m json.tool | grep '"name":' | sed -r 's/ +"name": "(.*)",/\1/'...

I've recently install papertrail-cli, I have placed my token in my ~/.papertrail.yml file and when I execute papertrail from the command line I get the following error: `/System/Library/Frameworks/Ruby.framework/Versions/2.3/usr/lib/ruby/2.3.0/net/http/response.rb:120:in `error!': 403...

I've spent 5 minutes going through the Papertrail UI to find a place where I can get my API key or generate one, and I have no clue. ``` %...

Update time zones section to reflect the information given in #64.