logdna-cli
The LogDNA CLI allows you to signup for a new account and tail your servers right from the command line.
Installation
macOS
Download the [LogDNA CLI installer for Mac] (http://repo.logdna.com/mac/logdna-cli.pkg).
Alternatively install via brew cask:
brew cask update
brew cask install logdna-cli
Windows
To install on Windows, using chocolatey:
choco install logdna
Linux
For Ubuntu/Debian:
wget -qO /tmp/logdna-cli.deb http://repo.logdna.com/linux/logdna-cli.deb && sudo dpkg -i /tmp/logdna-cli.debUsing the CLI
Go to the LogDNA website, select your OS and follow the instructions.
You can also type: logdna --help or node index --help using the source.
Building
To build the cli, ensure you have nexe installed. This packages the LogDNA CLI as a native executable with the node.js runtime bundled. This will automatically build the runtime from source.
Linux
Ensure you have a native C++ compiler installed.
Windows
Ensure you have Visual Studio 2015 or newer installed.
macOS
Ensure you have Xcode 7 or newer installed.
Creating the binary
To start the build:
grunt build
This takes a bit of time and will output a binary at ./logdna (or .\logdna.exe if on Windows). For the initial build, majority of time will be spent building node.js. Subsequent builds will be much faster as node.js would've already been built.
Packaging
Linux
sudo gem install fpm
sudo yum install rpm-build createrepo
sudo yum --enablerepo=epel install dpkg-devel dpkg-dev
grunt linux
This will output the deb and yum files to the root of the repo.
Windows
Install chocolatey. Then do:
grunt windows
This will output the chocolatey package under .\.builds\windows.
macOS
gem install fpm
grunt mac
This will output the pkg file to the root of the repo. Signing will likely fail since we typically sign it with our Apple Developer key, but the package should still be usable, just unsigned.
Contributing
Contributions are always welcome. See the contributing guide to learn how you can help.