RailsLogVisualizer0.7 for AIR beta 2. 6

Posted by Daniel Wanja Thu, 08 Nov 2007 04:12:00 GMT

I recompiled the RailsLogVisualizer for AIR beta. I added drag&drop of log files to bypass an AIR bug on Leopard. File.browseForOpen doesn't trigger the Event.SELECT when the file is selected. I haven't yet tried this version of the application on older versions of OSX or on Windows. Let me know how it works. Also the feedback when loading large log files could be improved, as the application seems to freeze once the progress bar is complete. Just be a little patient as the AVM is working hard for you to compute all these number.

Install RailsLogVisualizer0.7.air

Install Manually

1) Instal Adobe AIR beta 2. (See release notes if previous version was installed)
Download AIR for OSX Download AIR for Windows
Learn more on AIR

2) Download and install http://myspyder.net/tools/railslogvisualizer/RailsLogVisualizer0.7.air

For time.onrails.org the log file is currently 98Mb and is loaded and process in less than a minute. Here are the loading details: 

Loaded 98571986bytes in 28093 milliseconds.
Parsing file. Please Wait this may take some time....
Parsing. Split 1639453entries in 1447 milliseconds.
found:220767 in 1925 milliseconds.
Aggregating data.
	aggregated:220767 in 13426 milliseconds.
	Aggregated:89135
	aggregated String :4440464(bytes) in 2790 milliseconds.
Then you can navigation through time and see how many request where processed and drill down in specific action and specific methods. For example, here we can quickly see that for October 99 people signed up, 869 did login, 22 forgot their password.
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Enjoy, Daniel.
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  1. Adam Fortuna Thu, 08 Nov 2007 04:42:00 GMT

    That’s extremely cool! Air has been extremely underutilized, but this is a good example of a practical ap for it.

  2. druckertester Mon, 12 Nov 2007 17:02:28 GMT

    Is this program for log-files better then google-analytics?

  3. Daniel Wanja Mon, 12 Nov 2007 18:43:13 GMT

    It’s not better, just different in the sense that it provides a nice overview on how a Rails application is used at the controller/action/method level. For instance for time.onrails.org which requires a login, I didn’t want to setup google-analytics but still get a good idea of how the application is used.

  4. Del Ben Oscar Tue, 13 Nov 2007 22:31:00 GMT

    Thank you, this is very helpful!!!

  5. Carl Pelletier Thu, 01 May 2008 14:52:09 GMT

    Well, can you make a version for adobe air 1.0.1?

    thanks!

  6. Daniel Wanja Thu, 01 May 2008 16:02:06 GMT

    The RailsLogVisualizer 0.8 works with AIR 1.0 and can be found here.

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