Replay
loguro replay walks through a historical window of logs as if it were happening live, with a density chart at the top. Useful for re-watching incidents at speed.
loguro replay # last 5min @ 2x
loguro replay --from 1h --speed 10x # last hour at 10x speed
loguro replay --from "yesterday 14:00" --to "yesterday 15:00"
loguro replay -l error --instant # just walk through with deltas
loguro replay --from 24h --speed 50x # gap-compression auto-skips quiet stretches
loguro replay --from 24h --no-compress-gaps # disable gap compressionFlags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--from <when> | Start of the replay window (relative shorthand, ISO date, or natural language). Default: 5m |
--to <when> | End of the window. Defaults to “now” |
--speed <Nx> | Playback speed multiplier (e.g. 2x, 10x, 50x, or max). Default: 2x |
--instant | Skip real-time pacing — just print logs sequentially with relative delta annotations |
--compress-gaps / --no-compress-gaps | Toggle automatic skipping of quiet stretches. Enabled by default. Skipped automatically when --instant or --speed=max. |
--no-show-deltas | Hide the +Xs relative time deltas between logs |
--show-context | Print log context for each entry |
--with-id | Print log ID after each message |
--full | Don’t truncate long messages |
Filtering
Standard query and filter flags work — -l, -q, -c, --notLevel:
loguro replay -l error
loguro replay -q 'level:error context.service:payments'
loguro replay --notLevel heartbeat # exclude heartbeats from the windowTime inputs
--from and --to accept the same time formats as the rest of the CLI: 30m, 24h, ISO dates, or natural language via chrono-node ("yesterday 14:00", "3 days ago").