vim-loggly-search's Introduction

Vim Loggly Search

Searches for the visually selected text in Loggly.

Installation

Prerequisites

A Loggly account
Requires curl to be installed and in the PATH.

Plugin

Use your preferred Vim plugin installation method. If you like vim-plug:

Add to your .vimrc:

Plug 'christianrondeau/vim-loggly-search'

And install it:

:PlugInstall

Basic Configuration

You also need to assign these variables in your .vimrc:

" Your <account>.loggly.com
let g:loggly_account = "account_name"

" Either:
"  * --netrc-file path-to-netrc-file (see https://ec.haxx.se/usingcurl-netrc.html)
"  * -u username:password
"  * -H "Authorization: bearer YOUR-LOGGLY-TOKEN" (see https://mediaclip.loggly.com/account/users/api/tokens)
let g:loggly_curl_auth = '-H "Authorization: bearer 00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000"'

Windows

Install cURL and make sur it's in your PATH
Download https://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem as curl-ca-bundle.crt, and put it somewhere available in your PATH

Usage

Type <leader>loggly to start a search and show results in a new split buffer. It also will automatically prepopulate the search when using the shortcut in visual mode. It remembers the last search.

You can use the command :LogglySearch "my search query" if you prefer.

Mapping

You can create your own mapping if you want:

map <leader>log <Plug>LogglySearch

You can also create maps for searches you do often:

nnoremap <leader>errors :LogglySearch "json.level:ERROR"<cr>

Settings

let g:loggly_default_from = "-1h"
let g:loggly_default_until = "now"
let g:loggly_default_size = "100"

Find more using :help loggly-search

Extending

You can call arbitrary code after the resut is returned in the buffer, e.g.:

let g:loggly_filter = "call MyLogglyFilter()"

function! MyLogglyFilter()
  " Keep only messages
  v/"message"/d
  %s/\v^ *"message": "//
  %s/\v"$,?//
endfunction