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• logparser

  2 140 0.0 Python

  Command line parser for common log format. (by lucianmarin)

• datastation

  25 2,853 0.0 TypeScript

  App to easily query, script, and visualize data from every database, file, and API.

  

  On a tangent, I've been looking into log parsing for an application I'm building recently.

  If you want to support pulling info out of common logs it's pretty simple to pull together a list of regexes for the default log format in each major system. Simple example here: https://github.com/multiprocessio/datastation/blob/master/sh....

  I use this in the app to be able to quickly pull info out of access logs for further analysis a la OP's app and GoAccess but in a GUI where you can also do further processing.

  Demo video of this here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCx2mF2jyUQ&t=9s.

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• pygotham-packaging

  1 21 0.0

  Notes from my presentation on Python packaging at PyGotham 2021

  Suggestion: take the time to package this up for PyPI as something people can install using "pip install" (or "pipx install").

  This is hard the first time you do it, but worth learning because it's a really great way to distribute your Python software.

  I'm giving a talk about how to do this at PyGotham next month, but the notes from that talk are already available and may be useful to you: https://github.com/simonw/pygotham-packaging

  You may also find this cookiecutter template that I use to build and package Python CLI apps helpful: https://github.com/simonw/click-app

• click-app

  1 217 4.4 Python

  Cookiecutter template for creating new Click command-line tools

  Suggestion: take the time to package this up for PyPI as something people can install using "pip install" (or "pipx install").

  This is hard the first time you do it, but worth learning because it's a really great way to distribute your Python software.

  I'm giving a talk about how to do this at PyGotham next month, but the notes from that talk are already available and may be useful to you: https://github.com/simonw/pygotham-packaging

  You may also find this cookiecutter template that I use to build and package Python CLI apps helpful: https://github.com/simonw/click-app

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