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CiviProxy_Logs2Json

Translate a CiviProxy logfile into JSON format.

Installation

python3 -m pip install civiproxy_logs2json --user

Example Usage

Pass logfile as positional argument:

cpl2j /var/www/proxy_logs/proxy.log

Pipe logfile into program:

cat proxy.log | cpl2j

Set JSON indentation to two spaces:

cat proxy.log | cpl2j -s 2

Tip

Use VisiData to explore the data in a very comfortable way: /var/www/proxy_logs/proxy.log

cpl2j /var/www/proxy_logs/proxy.log | vd -f json