claude-logging 0.3.1

Save logs of claude code, and convert them into HTML

Claude Logging

Automatically keep logs of "claude code" sessions, and convert them to HTML.

Features

• Automatically log claude sessions in ~/.claude/logs
• Convert logged session into HTML files
• Strips control characters and preserves text formatting
• Converts terminal output to styled HTML
• Supports syntax highlighting, bold text, and colors
• Includes line numbering and theme toggling in the HTML output

Installation

pip install claude-logging

It is also possible to run it directly using uxv:

uvx claude-logging

For automatic logging of every invocation of claude, you can put an alias in your ~/.bashrc or equivalent:

alias claude="uxv claude-logging"

Usage

Default Mode: Record Claude Sessions

When you run the command claude-logging, it will:

1. Create a log directory at ~/.claude/logs/ if it doesn't exist
2. Generate a unique log filename based on your current directory and timestamp
3. Run the claude command with all provided arguments
4. Record the entire session to the log file

# Run claude with logging
claude-logging

# Pass arguments to claude
claude-logging --help
claude-logging path/to/your/file.py

HTML Conversion Mode

Convert existing log files to HTML:

# Convert a log file to HTML
claude-logging dump path/to/logfile.log

# Output to a specific file
claude-logging dump path/to/logfile.log -o output.html

# Use stdin/stdout
cat logfile.log | claude-logging dump - > output.html

License

MIT License