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Mobile​Log​Reader

by deneb42 ALL

Log colorator for SublimeText allowing easy reviewing of android and ios logs

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  • Total 1K
  • Win 708
  • Mac 420
  • Linux 135
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SublimeLogReader

Log coloration for SublimeText allowing easy reviewing of Android and iOS logs

Installation

Using Package Control

You need to have Package Control installed in Sublime Text (installation instructions here) “ctrl+shift+P” => “Package Control: Install Package” => MobileLogReader

Manually

  1. Download the repository as a zip
  2. Inside SublimeText, go to Preferences/Browse Package…
  3. Extract the zip here
  4. Rename the created folder to “MobileLogReader”
  5. And voila !

Content

  • A theme dedicated for Log reading. (Also compatible with Monokaï, and also most probably compatible with your preferred theme)
  • Coloration for iOS ans Android logs depending on the log level
  • Inclusive and exclusive filtering

Usage

Coloration

The plugin will automatically color .alog (for Android) and .ilog (iOS) files. Else, you can trigger the coloration by setting the syntax to either alog or ilog.

To do that you have multiple solution :

  • On the lower right corner, select MobileLogReader/Android Logs / iOS Logs
  • “ctrl+shift+P” then “set syntax Android Logs” / “iOS Logs”
    A quick way to do this is to type “ctrl+shift+P” “alog” Enter

Filtering

You can filter the logs to either :

  • Remove the lines containing the text in your selection (multiple selection supported)
  • Keep only the lines containing the text in your selection (multiple selection supported)

To do that :

  • “ctrl+shift+x” to exclude lines containing your selection(s)
  • “ctrl+shift+c” to conserve lines containing your selection(s)