module Lugg

A tiny command line utility to search through Rails server log files and display requests that meet certain criteria.

Lugg takes one or more files as arguments or input on STDIN and redirects that content to STDOUT – but not before applying some filters. Content will be parsed as Rails server log files and only the entire log entries matching your criteria are displayed.

You supply criteria by passing in command line options. You can see a full list of accepted options by running `lugg -h`:

    --and                        Combine previous and next clause with AND instead of OR
    --get                        Limit to GET requests
    --post                       Limit to POST requests
    --put                        Limit to PUT requests
    --delete                     Limit to DELETE requests
    --head                       Limit to HEAD requests
    --patch                      Limit to PATCH requests
-c, --controller CONTROLLER      Limit to requests handled by CONTROLLER
-a, --action CONTROLLER_ACTION   Limit to requests handled by CONTROLLER_ACTION
    --json                       Limit to json requests
    --html                       Limit to html requests
    --xml                        Limit to xml requests
    --csv                        Limit to csv requests
    --pdf                        Limit to pdf requests
    --js                         Limit to js requests
-f, --format FORMAT              Limit to FORMAT requests
-s, --status CODE                Limit requests with status code CODE
    --since TIME                 Limit to requests made after TIME
    --until TIME                 Limit to requests made before TIME
-d, --duration N                 Limit to requests longer than N ms
-u, --uri URI                    Limit to requests matching URI
-p, --param KEY=VAL              Limit to requests with param KEY => VAL

-v, --version                    Display version number
-h, --help                       Display this message

Note that all conditions are combined with OR, but you can combine two conditions with the `–and` flag.

Collection of available command line argument switches and their behaviour.