Syntax & Checklist

No files, tests, or entry points are named in the issue. Begin by locating the existing CLI command structure, then compare its behavior with each listed syntax and option; done means the full checklist works, including log selection, line counts, paths, unions, and informational messages.

Syntax

• ee log => displays help and exit
• ee log show --cli => displays easyengine's own logs
• ee log show --global => displays all logs including all sites, all services and cli
• ee log show --n=<line-count> => start with last number of . Default is 10. This is passed to tail command internally as tail -n <line-count>

Site Syntax

• ee log show <sitename> => displays nginx + php + wp (if applicable) logs for a site
• ee log show <sitename> --all => displays all local logs, including service logs
• ee log show <sitename> --nginx => displays nginx logs for a site
• ee log show <sitename> --php => displays php logs for a site
• ee log show <sitename> --wp => displays wp dbeug log for a site
• ee log show <sitename> --services => displays service logs only for a site
• ee log show <sitename> --mysql => displays mysql logs for a site
• ee log show <sitename> --redis => displays redis logs for a site
• ee log show <sitename> --access => displays nginx & php access logs for a site
• ee log show <sitename> --error => displays nginx & php error logs for a site

Service Syntax

• ee log show --services => displays service logs only for all global services
• ee log show --services=<service-name> => displays service logs only for all global service whose name is specified

Extra checklist

• Service related flags will display an INFO message saying "example.com uses the global container for X so logs may have additional messages from other sites".
• Multiple logs flag can be specified e.g. --nginx --php. These will do UNION of all logs files associated with each flag.
• All show commands will have ee log path command which will display only log file path names rather than actual logs.