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Hi @Bayramito ,
Do you mean send json log printed by javascript console.log() from browser to jog, or a totally-console.log-unrelated one which just send log from browser? Currently jog doesn't support that.
Here's what I'm thinking about it:
- Which brower javascript logging library should be supported (or should be tested at least)?
- Which environments expect to use this tool? Production environments, or developer/engineering environments?
- How to represent the processed log? In browser UI, console, or else?
Could you describe more detailed requirement? I will check the possibility to include it into incoming v2.0.
Hi @Bayramito ,
Do you mean send json log printed by javascript console.log() from browser to jog, or a totally-console.log-unrelated one which just send log from browser? Currently jog doesn't support that.
Here's what I'm thinking about it:
- Which brower javascript logging library should be supported (or should be tested at least)?
- Which environments expect to use this tool? Production environments, or developer/engineering environments?
- How to represent the processed log? In browser UI, console, or else?
Could you describe more detailed requirement? I will check the possibility to include it into incoming v2.0.
I mean,
Lets say i have a react project and i run it by npm start right? And lets say i fetch data from a source and console.log(response) to check whats inside the data object.
So in iterm2 or a regular console application you are seeing it as a normal string right? I wonder is it possible to display it as a object structute with clickable handlers directly inside the console app.
Lets think you have a object printed out on your console app, and you can click to keys to expand them to see whats inside. And thats being realt rime. I mean you dont need to type jog x.log etc
Lets say i have a react project and i run it by npm start right? And lets say i fetch data from a source and console.log(response) to check whats inside the data object.
So in iterm2 or a regular console application you are seeing it as a normal string right? I wonder is it possible to display it as a object structute with clickable handlers directly inside the console app.
Lets think you have a object printed out on your console app, and you can click to keys to expand them to see whats inside. And thats being realt rime. I mean you dont need to type jog x.log etc
Where the log is generated is still ambigious for me: as a react app, I think the console.log() writes to browser console, but you mentioned 'npm start' (a node.js backend app?) and 'iterm' which log is outputted to terminal instead of browser console. Which one?
Lets say i have a react project and i run it by npm start right? And lets say i fetch data from a source and console.log(response) to check whats inside the data object. So in iterm2 or a regular console application you are seeing it as a normal string right? I wonder is it possible to display it as a object structute with clickable handlers directly inside the console app. Lets think you have a object printed out on your console app, and you can click to keys to expand them to see whats inside. And thats being realt rime. I mean you dont need to type jog x.log etc
Where the log is generated is still ambigious for me: as a react app, I think the console.log() writes to browser console, but you mentioned 'npm start' (a node.js backend app?) and 'iterm' which log is outputted to terminal instead of browser console. Which one?
You see this log here ?
so its not readable at all as you can see.
what im doing is, i copy that and go to https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/ to make it much more readable like so:
as you can see the result is much more readable, i can also narrow the objects as well as i can expand them by + icons. can this be done in my console?
The pretty print could be doable by JSON.stringify(), for ex. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4810841/pretty-print-json-using-javascript
The 'click-and-expand' is doable in terminal, but it sounds quite heavy for a terminal app. I'm working on jog 2.0 which has a web ui to view json log in real-time.
The pretty print could be doable by JSON.stringify(), for ex. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4810841/pretty-print-json-using-javascript
The 'click-and-expand' is doable in terminal, but it sounds quite heavy for a terminal app. I'm working on jog 2.0 which has a web ui to view json log in real-time.
sounds interesting... any pre-release beta or something to test it out ? personally im using the terminal for my react native project, and this web ui thing seemed to me like Safari's simulator debugger.
like this one,
its actually very powerful one but suddenly crashes when i restart my app
sounds interesting... any pre-release beta or something to test it out ? personally im using the terminal for my react native project, and this web ui thing seemed to me like Safari's simulator debugger.
like this one,
Not yet have something testable, it's in early stage. Before this discussion I didn't include the click-and-expand feature in 2.0 plan, but I like it and will do that now.
BTW, do you know any UI library that I can reuse it for click-and-expand json viewer?
sounds interesting... any pre-release beta or something to test it out ? personally im using the terminal for my react native project, and this web ui thing seemed to me like Safari's simulator debugger. like this one,
Not yet have something testable, it's in early stage. Before this discussion I didn't include the click-and-expand feature in 2.0 plan, but I like it and will do that now.
BTW, do you know any UI library that I can reuse it for click-and-expand json viewer?
Nope, but found something like this
https://github.com/ddopson/underscore-cli
actually there are a lot of libs like this, but they work with files only. i mean you can use them for logging a specific file not on the fly while coding realtime