LogViewer 💻📝🔍

LogViewer is a simple tool to help you analyze Android logs. It allows you to analyze multiple log files at once and create (and apply) different filters on this set of log files showing a single filtered output differentiating each filter by a different color (defined by you).

Check out more details on https://tibagni.github.io/LogViewer/.

💻 Features

• 🔍 Analyze multiple log files at once
• 🎨 Create and apply different filters on the set of log files, showing a single filtered output differentiating each filter by a different color (defined by you)
• 🤖 Read bugreport information such as system properties, application packages, hidden system packages, carrier config, subscriptions etc.
• 📝 Note the important log entries in my log view
• ⏱️ Limit all logs by ignoring everything before or after a selected timestamp
• 🛠️ Adjust the log viewer preferences to match your workflow

📚 Requirements

• Java 8 or later
• Gradle (optional)

🏠 Getting Started

To get started with LogViewer, follow these steps:

1. Clone this repository and open it in IntelliJ IDEA or any other Java development environment of your choice.
2. Install the required dependencies by running ./gradlew install on the command line.
3. Build the application by running ./gradlew build on the command line.
4. Run the application by running ./gradlew shadowJar on the command line, and running the jar file on build/libs (Or just run directly from IntelliJ).
5. Use the UI to analyze log files, appling filters and more...

📦 Creating a JAR File

To create a JAR file for the project, you can use the shadowJar task provided by Gradle. Run ./gradlew shadowJar on the command line to create a JAR file in the build/libs directory. The JAR file will be named LogViewer-{version}-all.jar, where {version} is the current version of the project.

📈 Increasing App Version

To increase the app version, change it on _app.properties_. This file is located in src/main/resources/properties/app.properties and there is a symbolic link for it on the root folder to make it easier to access. You can use any text editor to edit this file, or you can use IntelliJ IDEA to open it and edit it directly from within the IDE.

🧪 Running Tests

You can run tests on IntelliJ by right-clicking on the test folder (it is under src/test) and selecting "Run 'All Tests'". Alternatively, you can run ./gradlew test on the command line to run all tests.

📄 License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2018 Tiago Bagni

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