Hi
Not really a script, but I wished someone had shared such a thing, so I didn’t have to make it my self ;-).
And very hassio related.
When making changes or looking for fails i often have a ssh session open tailing the log from hass. And i like to have it a bit syntax coloured, so i started using grcat. like this.
ssh has.local "tail -f config/home-assistant.log" |grcat conf.hassiolog
here is the content of my config file
~/.grc/conf.hassiolog
# hassio (homeassistant) log grc colorizer configuration
==============
# date
regexp=[0-9]+-[0-9]+-[0-9]+
colours=dark white
count=once
==============
# time, note the leading space
regexp=[0-9]+:[0-9]+:[0-9]+\.[0-9]+
colours=dark white
count=once
==============
# DEBUG expand to allign
regexp=(DEBUG)
replace=\1
count=once
==============
# DEBUG
regexp=(DEBUG)(.*)
colours=cyan, bold cyan
count=once
==============
# INFO expand to allign
regexp=(INFO)
replace=\1
count=once
==============
# INFO
regexp=(INFO)(.*)
colours=green, bold green
count=once
==============
# WARNING
regexp=(WARNING)(.*)
colours=yellow, bold yellow
count=once
==============
# ERROR expand to allign
regexp=(ERROR)
replace=\1
count=once
==============
# ERROR
regexp=(ERROR)(.*)
colours= red, bold red
count=once
==============
# thread
regexp=\(.*?\)
colours=green dark
count=once
==============
# module
regexp=\[.*?\]
colours=white
count=once
==============
Improvements are welcome.