[WIP]: Improve logs

[yohannlog]

[ UPDATED 24/06/2024 ]

I've decided to completely overhaul the way logs are managed. The current system doesn't save logs, and this is a major problem. What's more, adding a backup system on top of the old one is quite restrictive. That's why I decided to implement several things:

Major change:

• Create a service dedicated to logging. (https://github.com/yohannlog/coolify-logs)
• Add API support
• Send logs to this service

Features:

• Save logs in files ( {container_id}/{dd_mm_yy.csv} ) with rotation and file size limits
• Save logs in database
• Send logs to custom service ?
• Add a page dedicated to logs with history (New button to left menu)
• Add "Show more" buttons on large logs
• Supports ANSI color format
• Add tabs when multiple servers in one page
• Add a "Download button"
• Add a checkbox to download using max lines
• Add type="number" to max lines input
• Add search filter
• Add option to download logs on only filtered logs
• Add styles to logs ?
• Add a wrap lines checkbox so that log lines are automatically wrapped (to viewport size).
• Save wrap lines option
• Add style for + and - button (For wrapping lines)
• Make time clickable to filter logs
• Review the code in GetLogs.php to simplify it (duplicate code, etc.).

This PR or later

• Manage json logs format

If I need to, I'll make a design modification to keep it readable and understandable.

[ayntk-ai]

No idea if this can work but for logs that are very long a wrap lines feature would be handy:

• Add a wrap lines checkbox so that log lines are automatically wrapped (to viewport size).

[yohannlog]

For the moment, I did that:

[ayntk-ai]

@yohannlog Looks amazing. Thank you so much.

[ayntk-ai]

Add styles to logs ?

@yohannlog I think this would be possible, for example, errors could be highlighted in red, success in green, warning in orange/yellow and the rest in white.

[yohannlog]

Add styles to logs ?

@yohannlog I think this would be possible, for example, errors could be highlighted in red, success in green, warning in orange/yellow and the rest in white.

The only thing I can test is show colors from logs generated by an application. It is complicated to determine what log type it is.

[iamEvanYT]

The only thing I can test is show colors from logs generated by an application. It is complicated to determine what log type it is.

Showing colors generated by an application sounds cool.

[yohannlog]

I've added a discussion about this PR: #2618

[yohannlog]

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