A simple tool to make the SSV node's logs easier to view.
- Python3
- Colorama
python3 -m pip install ssvlogger
To tell docker to use journal as its log engine you can append --log-driver=journald
to the docker run command.
This is an example command you could use
docker run --restart unless-stopped --name ssv_node -e \
.... # other flags
--log-driver=journald \ # This is to set up journal as the logging handler for docker
-it "bloxstaking/ssv-node:latest" make BUILD_PATH="/go/bin/ssvnode" start-node
After you have configure docker, you can view live logs from the SSV node with this command (assuming you have named the container "ssv_node"):
journalctl CONTAINER_NAME=ssv_node -f
To use the logger you can pipe the output into the python script using:
journalctl CONTAINER_NAME=ssv_node -f | ssvlogger
If you do not use docker it will only work as a service, assuming you have a service called "ssv_node" you should run
journalctl -u ssv_node -f | ssvlogger
You can also use different flags to disable or enable certain features in the script
short command | long command | description |
---|---|---|
-n | --no-spam | Disables connection and registry event logs |
-t | --traceback | Shows tracebacks for errors |