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TailFlow v0.1.1

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@capwan capwan released this 06 May 18:06
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What's new in v0.1.1

  • Multi-file analysis — open up to 5 log files simultaneously in separate tabs and switch between them instantly
  • Multi-file comparison table — side-by-side pattern diff across all open files, with color coding for new, absent, and dominant entries
  • Severity filter — filter grouped patterns by log level (ERROR / FATAL, WARN, INFO, DEBUG / TRACE) via a dropdown
  • Per-file severity breakdown — ERROR, WARN, INFO, and DEBUG counts shown as badges in the stats panel for every loaded file
  • Custom accent color — 8 preset themes plus a hue / saturation / lightness picker; selection is saved to localStorage
  • PDF / print export — browser print dialog with print-optimized layout (buttons hidden, group list fully expanded)
  • PWA support — installable as a standalone app; service worker caches shell assets for offline use; Install App button appears in the header when the browser is ready
  • Error badge — red counter on the header icon shows ERROR / FATAL line count instantly after each file load
  • New favicon — log-analyzer icon: histogram bars with a trend line, replaces the placeholder

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TailFlow v0.1.0

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@capwan capwan released this 26 Apr 10:46
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What's included:

  • Multi-format log parsing (syslog, Asterisk, nginx/apache, and more)
  • Intelligent pattern grouping with variable normalization (IPs, UUIDs, numbers, etc.)
  • Interactive event histogram with per-minute resolution
  • Detail view with up to 15 raw log lines; click any line to copy
  • Comparison between two consecutive analyses with visual diff
  • File upload (drag & drop) and paste input (up to ~10 MB)
  • Timezone (Local/UTC) and 12/24-hour format settings
  • Dark and light themes
  • 10-entry analysis history stored in localStorage
  • JSON export
  • Fully responsive layout (desktop, tablet, mobile)
  • Off‑thread parsing via Web Worker – UI stays snappy

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