Log.ic: Pytest Log Viewer

Log.ic is a Flask-based web application designed to simplify the viewing and analysis of logs generated by Pytest. It provides a user-friendly interface to explore and filter log entries, making it easier for developers and testers to understand the results of Pytest runs.

Key Features

• Log Filtering: Filter logs based on log levels, such as INFO, DEBUG, and ERROR.
• Request-Response Highlight: Easily identify logs related to requests and responses with a distinct background color and the PT Mono font.
• Responsive Design: Clean and responsive interface for a seamless user experience.
• Custom Styling: Customize the appearance to suit your preferences.

How to Use

There are 3 different ways.

• Creating and Running docker container (Check "Docker Way" section of this file)

• Running the python code (Check Bottom of this file)

• directly pulling the docker image

   docker pull itachi9604/log.ic

  1. create a directory somewhere , preferably in Documents. Lets say directory name is pytest_logs .
  2. Navigate inside the directory using terminal. (Or open the directory in a terminal).

  docker run -p 8000:80 -v .:/app/logs itachi9604/log.ic 

  3. Now In your pycharm or framework, command should start like below and then rest of your parameters / arguments .

     pytest -o "log_file=/Users/tony.stark/Documents/pytest_logs/log_file.log"

Docker Way

• navigate to the cloned project and build the image.

  docker build -t log.ic .

• Creating the container
  1. create a directory somewhere , preferably in Documents. Lets say directory name is pytest_logs .
  2. Navigate inside the directory using terminal. (Or open the directory in a terminal).

  docker run -p 8000:80 -v .:/app/logs  log.ic 

  You can replace /Users/tony.stark/Documents/pytest_logs with the directory where your log file will be generated. To generate log file to a particular destination, while running pytest, give below params in pytest.ini . Remember to add log_file.log in the end in pytest.

  pytest -o "log_file=/Users/tony.stark/Documents/pytest_logs/log_file.log"

  Make Sure the -v path in your docker container command and -o path in your pytest argument are same

Prerequisites

• Python (3.11 recommended)
• Flask

Getting Started

Clone And Run the repository:

git clone https://github.com/your-username/Log.ic.git
cd Log.ic
pip install -r requirements.txt
python app.py

Access the application: Open your web browser and go to http://localhost:5000.

Explore and analyze your Pytest logs with ease!

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! If you encounter any issues, have feature requests, or want to contribute improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request.