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PortSystem          1.0
PortGroup           golang 1.0

go.setup            github.com/dimonomid/nerdlog 1.10.0 v
go.offline_build    no
revision            0

description         \
    fast, remote-first, multi-host TUI log viewer with timeline histogram and \
    no central server

long_description    \
    Nerdlog is a fast, remote-first, multi-host TUI log viewer with timeline \
    histogram and no central server. Loosely inspired by Graylog\/Kibana, but \
    without the bloat. Pretty much no setup needed, either. \
    \
    It\'s laser-focused on being efficient while querying logs from multiple \
    remote machines simultaneously, filtering them by time range and \
    patterns, while also drawing a timeline histogram for quick visual \
    insight. \
    \
    Primary use case: reading system logs \(\/var\/log\/messages or \
    \/var\/log\/syslog\) from one or more remote hosts. Very efficient even on \
    large log files \(like 1GB or more\). \
    \
    It does support some other log formats and can use any log files, but \
    that was the primary use case which was driving the implementation\: \
    we were having our web service backend running as systemd services on a \
    bunch of Linux instances, printing a lot of logs, and wanted to be able \
    to read these logs efficiently and having the timeline histogram, much \
    like tools like Graylog have.

categories          sysutils
installs_libs       no
license             BSD
maintainers         {gmail.com:herby.gillot @herbygillot} \
                    openmaintainer

depends_run-append  port:gawk

build.args-append   -o ./bin/${name} ./cmd/${name}

checksums           rmd160  4bf38d733294462edf8357be0fd903fc19d62dfb \
                    sha256  95fb629044c5a74c2c541d4c39a9622674f15e59b98e6d1b025a47c218f69189 \
                    size    2040119

destroot {
    xinstall -m 0755 ${worksrcpath}/bin/${name} ${destroot}${prefix}/bin/
}