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.. _commands:
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Command Reference
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=================
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This reference covers the commands used to control **lnav**. Consult the
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`built-in help <https://github.com/tstack/lnav/blob/master/src/help.txt>`_ in
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**lnav** for a more detailed explanation of each command.
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Note that almost all commands support TAB-completion for their arguments, so
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if you are in doubt as to what to type for an argument, you can double tap the
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TAB key to get suggestions.
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Filtering
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The set of log messages that are displayed in the log view can be controlled
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with the following commands:
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* filter-in <regex> - Only display log lines that match a regex.
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* filter-out <regex> - Do not display log lines that match a regex.
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* disable-filter <regex> - Disable the given filter.
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* enable-filter <regex> - Enable the given filter.
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* delete-filter <regex> - Delete the filter.
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* set-min-log-level <level> - Only display log lines with the given log level
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or higher.
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Navigation
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* goto <line#|N%|abs-time|relative-time> - Go to the given line number, N
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percent into the file, the given timestamp in the log view, or by the
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relative time (e.g. 'a minute ago').
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* relative-goto <line#|N%> - Move the current view up or down by the given
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amount.
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* next-mark error|warning|search|user|file|partition - Move to the next
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bookmark of the given type in the current view.
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* prev-mark error|warning|search|user|file|partition - Move to the previous
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bookmark of the given type in the current view.
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Time
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* adjust-log-time <date> - Change the timestamps for a log file.
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* unix-time <secs-or-date> - Convert a unix-timestamp in seconds to a
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human-readable form or vice-versa.
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* current-time - Print the current time in human-readable form and as
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a unix-timestamp.
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Display
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* help - Display the built-in help text.
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* disable-word-wrap - Disable word wrapping in the log and text file views.
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* enable-word-wrap - Enable word wrapping in the log and text file views.
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* highlight <regex> - Colorize text that matches the given regex.
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* clear-highlight <regex> - Clear a previous highlight.
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* switch-to-view <name> - Switch to the given view name (e.g. log, text, ...)
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* zoom-to <zoom-level> - Set the zoom level for the histogram view.
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* redraw - Redraw the window to correct any corruption.
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SQL
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* create-logline-table <table-name> - Create an SQL table using the top line
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of the log view as a template. See the :ref:`data-ext` section for more information.
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* delete-logline-table <table-name> - Delete a table created by create-logline-table.
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* create-search-table <table-name> [regex] - Create an SQL table that
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extracts information from logs using the provided regular expression or the
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last search that was done. Any captures in the expression will be used as
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columns in the SQL table. If the capture is named, that name will be used as
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the column name, otherwise the column name will be of the form 'col_N'.
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* delete-search-table <table-name> - Delete a table that was created with create-search-table.
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Output
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* append-to <file> - Append any bookmarked lines in the current view to the
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given file.
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* write-to <file> - Overwrite the given file with any bookmarked lines in
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the current view. Use '-' to write the lines to the terminal.
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* write-csv-to <file> - Write SQL query results to the given file in CSV format.
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Use '-' to write the lines to the terminal.
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* write-json-to <file> - Write SQL query results to the given file in JSON
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format. Use '-' to write the lines to the terminal.
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* pipe-to <shell-cmd> - Pipe the bookmarked lines in the current view to a
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shell command and open the output in lnav.
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* pipe-line-to <shell-cmd> - Pipe the top line in the current view to a shell
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command and open the output in lnav.
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