Loglet Like a log file—but cloudier

Loglet is a tiny tool for keeping tabs on long-running processes. Send log messages to Loglet using a simple POST request and then view them in your browser or subscribe to an Atom feed.

1. Create a Log

Hit the button to start a brand-new, empty log. You’ll get a private, hard-to-guess URL like http://loglet.radbox.org/2LNbYgNEAaezJduj.

2. Send Messages

Send HTTP POST requests to your log’s URL. Include a message parameter containing your log string and, optionally, a level parameter (which should be an integer) indicating the severity of the message. Try it out with cURL:

curl -d message=hello http://loglet.radbox.org/LOGID

Get loglet.sh for more convenient logging from the shell. There’s also a handler available for the Python logging module:

import logging
import loglet
log = logging.getLogger('mylog')
log.addHandler(loglet.LogletHandler('2LNbYgNEAaezJduj'))
log.error('something horrible has happened')

3. Read Your Log

You can read your log in a browser or get in plain text, JSON, or Atom format by appending /txt, /json, or /feed to the end of your URL.