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A tool that allows you to highlight or remove multiple log lines for enhanced parsing This chrome extension will give the user the ability to highlight with custom colors (or remove) log lines based on user-input regex. This improves readability and reduces the risk of missing something due to user error.
Jenkins Pipeline Log Highlighter
Supported formatting: * timestamp (e.g. [2025-05-26T10:25:36.521Z]) * stage start and end * pipeline commands (starting with [Pipeline]) * subcommands (starting with +) * important parts in brackets, up to 100 chars (e.g. [INFO]) * ANSI coloring (e.g. \033;90m)
GitHub Action Raw Log Viewer
Display GitHub Action Raw log in color, converting the Ansi colors to HTML By default the GitHub Actions raw logs are in plain text and often contains special color symbols (ANSI) that makes them very difficult to read. This extension not only removes these extra symbols but also use convert them to actual colors to make the log a lot more readable - the text will look as it would in your terminal window. GitLab also offers its logs in raw format so the extension should work with it too.
GitHub Code Owners Filter
Filter and organize GitHub pull request files by their code owners. Key Features: • Filter files by code owner in pull request views • Works automatically on GitHub pull request file pages • Shows file count per code owner • Real-time filtering without page reload • Dynamically updates when new files are loaded • Seamlessly integrates with GitHub's native UI How it works: Simply navigate to any pull request's "Files changed" tab on GitHub. Click the file filter button above the file list, and you'll see a new "Filter by code owner" section. Select one or more code owners to filter the file list in real-time. Privacy focused: • No data collection • No external network requests • Only runs on GitHub pull request pages • Only reads code ownership information that's already visible on the page
AWS CloudWatch ANSI colors
This extension replaces ANSI escape sequences with the HTML equivalent in AWS CloudWatch (V1 and V2) This extension replaces ANSI escape sequences in AWS CloudWatch to make logs easier to read. This is very useful for logs generated by a Spring Boot or Node.js application for example.