##Description
Tail command for your .log files via browser. In order to have a quick access to your .log files this gem provides *nix tail command functionality to your Rails application. If something goes wrong you don't have to ssh to your server anymore. Now you have normal scroll and search in browser instead of nano, eamacs, vim, mcedit - name it.
Also you can highlight any particular string you are looking for.
##Installation
Just include it into your Gemfile
gem 'tail'
run bundle install and mount it at your config/routes.rb like this:
mount Tail::Engine, at: "/tail"
After this, you will see all your .log files available at /tail path.
Of course, you can mount it at: "/whatevername" you like.
If you use Devise for authentication, gem will use it also.
##Requirements
Any *nix (including Mac OS) system.
Ruby 1.9.3+
Rails 4.0+
No other gems required. No jQuery or any JS frameworks required.
##License
This gem uses MIT-LICENSE. Fork it or create pull request. Any contribution is appreciated.
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We found that tail demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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