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npm install truncate-logs

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CommonJS

Node Version

6.9.1

NPM Version

3.10.8 Score

63.8

Supply Chain

68.9

Quality

73

Maintenance

100

Vulnerability

98.2

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maxogden

Download Statistics

Total Downloads

3,843

Last Day

1

Last Week

2

Last Month

31

Last Year

310

GitHub Statistics

4 Stars

10 Commits

2 Watchers

1 Branches

1 Contributors

Updated on Dec 25, 2016

Bundle Size

54.91 kB

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16.99 kB

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.0.4

Package Id

truncate-logs@1.0.4

Size

1.76 kB

NPM Version

3.10.8

Node Version

6.9.1

Total Downloads

Cumulative downloads

Total Downloads

3,843

Last Day

0%

1

Compared to previous day

Last Week

100%

2

Compared to previous week

Last Month

47.6%

31

Compared to previous month

Last Year

-42.8%

310

Compared to previous year

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Yearly Downloads

Dependencies

5

glob minimist pump run-series slice-file

Dev Dependencies

1

tape

truncate-logs

CLI/JS module for truncating the beginning of a set of files easily. specify how many lines at the end of the file to keep, all files at the beginning will be truncated. implementation copies last N lines to a tmp file then replaces the original file, so it effectively in-place truncates the files.

usage

cli

npm i truncate-logs run-every -g
run-every 86400 truncate-logs --lines=5000 *.log
# default --lines value is 100000

js

1var truncate = require('truncate-logs')
2var opts = {lines: 500} // keep last 500 lines, default is 100000
3
4// you can specify an array of filenames
5truncate(['foo.txt', 'bar.txt'], opts, function (err) {
6
7})
8
9// or you can pass a string and it will be globbed
10truncate('*.log', opts, function (err) {
11
12})

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Score

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