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Analogy.LogViewer.RegexParser <img src="./Assets/AnalogyRegex.png" align="right" width="155px" height="155px">
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</p>Regular Expression Parser for simple text files
In this parser you need to define your custom regex to match you log format in the applcation settings:
with the correct regular expression you can parse you custom format. For example: in the screenshot this example log can be parsed:
$2020-04-24 13:18:23,207|1|INFO|logsource|My Manager App Starting...
$2020-04-24 13:28:24,380|1|WARN|files|file not found
$2020-04-24 13:48:27,193|2|INFO|AppBase|Loading done
the available tags to use for parsing are:
public enum AnalogyLogMessagePropertyName
{
Date,
ID,
Text,
Category,
Source,
Module,
MethodName,
FileName,
User,
LineNumber,
ProcessId,
Thread,
Level,
Class,
}
which corresponding to AnalogyLogMessage fields
Issues
- Windows 10 Blocks Zip files by default. Make sure to unblocked before unzipping the files.
How To Use
- Download the latest Analogy Log Viewer from the release section (.net framework or .net Core version).
- Download (or Compile) this project and put the compiled DLL in the same folder as the Analogy Log Viewer.