Log Files are "Logisch" now
The Core Log Parsing System of Logier now lives in an Open Source NPM Package on GitHub, ready for you to use and contribute.
Logier’s core log parsing system has been extracted into a standalone npm package and is now fully open source on GitHub.
The idea is simple: the same parsing engine that powers Logier should not stay locked inside the app. It should be usable, inspectable, and extendable by anyone who needs it.
The core is now public
The internal parsing system has been refactored and moved into a dedicated package. It now lives in a clean, independent repository and can be installed like any other dependency.
This means you can now use Logier’s parsing capabilities directly in your own projects — without needing the desktop app.
Whether you're building debugging tools, log pipelines, or internal utilities, the parser is there for you to plug in.
Why this matters
Logs are messy by nature. Every system outputs them differently, and most tools force you into strict formats or heavy infrastructure.
These parsers take a different approach: they try to understand logs as they are, not as they “should be”.
By making it open source, it becomes easier to improve that understanding over time — across different systems, formats, and real-world edge cases.
See the links in the Feedback page of logier.
Contributions welcome
If something doesn’t parse correctly, or if you’ve got a format that isn’t supported yet:
The goal is not perfection. The goal is coverage that grows with real usage. This is just the beginning of making Log parsing a little more logisch.