Swiss-army knife CLI tool for making more sense of Holochain logs of all kinds. Carve away at the Uncarved Block (of raw log text).
cargo install --path .
chisel --version
chisel reads logs from stdin and writes the transformed output to stdout, when possible. It is intended to be used with command-line pipes.
The only command available currently is chisel tryorama demux. This takes a log file from a try-o-rama test run and splits (demultiplexes) it into one file per conductor.
For example, if npm test runs your try-o-rama test suite, you might prefer to run it such that prints the output to a file as well as stdout:
npm test |& tee out.txt
With the log file in hand, you can pipe it through chisel to split it into several files. This output goes directly to a handful of files at a directory you specify with -d:
cat out.txt | chisel tryorama demux -v -d some/dir/that/exists
If you don't care to keep your raw logs around, you can also pipe the log output directly into chisel for a more streamlined workflow:
npm test |& chisel tryorama demux -v -d some/dir/that/exists
If you still want to see the raw logs in your terminal, you can split the stream with tee like so:
npm test |& tee >(chisel tryorama demux -v -d some/dir/that/exists)
Finally, if you want to have a copy of your raw logs in a file as well as one file per conductor, while still seeing everything on stdout, you can put it all together like so:
npm test |& tee raw.txt |& tee >(chisel tryorama demux -v -d some/dir/that/exists)