juliangruber / appveyor-logs

Stream AppVeyor logs to your terminal!

appveyor-logs

Stream all available appveyor logs of the current repository's current commit to the terminal, until all jobs are finished!

WIP

Usage

$ cd ~/dev/level/leveldown
$ appveyor-logs

$ # or

$ appveyor-logs ~/dev/level/leveldown

Installation

$ npm install -g appveyor-logs

JS API

const logs = require('appveyor-logs')

logs('.')
  .on('job', stream => {
    stream.pipe(process.stdout, { end: false })
  })
  .on('pass', () => {
    process.exit(0)
  })
  .on('fail', () => {
    process.exit(1)
  })

For more events, check out bin.js.

Related projects

• travis-logs — Stream travis logs to your terminal!
• travis-watch — Stream live Travis test results of the current commit to your terminal!
• appveyor-watch — Stream live AppVeyor test results of the current commit to your terminal!
• ci-watch — Travis-Watch and AppVeyor-Watch combined!
• travis-log-stream — Read streaming travis logs, no matter if live or historic.

License

MIT

appveyor-logs's Issues

streaming logs

need to figure out how the appveyor website streams their logs

2nd screenshot

Access AppVeyor logs for private GitHub repos?

Wow, a wonderful tool. Looks promising for me.
One question. What has to be changed to access AppVeyor logs of private GitHub repos?
Probably an access token for the AppVeyor API must be handed into the tool and the underlying npm modules that do the work. Right?

use /console endpoint

just need to unescape the escape codes