taileff makes it easier to read the output of tail -f, using features such as:
syntax highlighting
line numbering
separating lines
grouping separators
indentation (only for SQL atm)
Installation
$ pip install taileff
Usage
$ tailf <file> [-s -i -n -l <language> -g <seconds>]
$ tailf --help
Example
Separating lines, line numbering, SQL indentation, and SQL syntax highlighting
$ tailf -sin --lang sql django_sql.log
Licence
BSD
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