NAME

       tspin - log file highlighter and a drop-in replacement for tail -f

SYNOPSIS

       tspin [OPTIONS] [FILE]

DESCRIPTION

       A log file highlighter

   Arguments:
       [FILE] Path to file or folder

OPTIONS

       -f, --follow

              Follow the contents of a file

       -e, --start-at-end

              Start at the end of the file

       -p, --print

              Print the output to stdout

       --config-path <CONFIG_PATH>

              Provide a custom path to a configuration file

       -c, --listen-command <LISTEN_COMMAND>

              Capture the output (stdout) of a command and view it in `less`

       --words-red <WORDS_RED>

              Highlight the provided words in red

       --words-green <WORDS_GREEN>

              Highlight the provided words in green

       --words-yellow <WORDS_YELLOW>

              Highlight the provided words in yellow

       --words-blue <WORDS_BLUE>

              Highlight the provided words in blue

       --words-magenta <WORDS_MAGENTA>

              Highlight the provided words in magenta

       --words-cyan <WORDS_CYAN>

              Highlight the provided words in cyan

       --enable <ENABLE>

              Enable  specific  highlighters  [possible  values:  numbers, urls, pointers, dates, paths, quotes,
              key-value-pairs, uuids, ip-addresses, processes, json]

       --disable <DISABLE>

              Disable specific highlighters [possible values: numbers, urls,  pointers,  dates,  paths,  quotes,
              key-value-pairs, uuids, ip-addresses, processes, json]

       --no-builtin-keywords

              Disable the highlighting of all builtin keyword groups (booleans, nulls, log severities and common
              REST verbs)

       -h, --help

              Print help

       -V, --version

              Print version

tspin 4.0.0                                       February 2025                                         TSPIN(1)