Laravel exception investigation
Laravel Log Analyzer
Group Laravel exceptions and repeated messages, inspect levels and multiline stack traces, and find recent application errors locally.
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Analyzing Laravel.log
Laravel headers identify timestamps, environments, levels, and messages. Indented continuation and stack-trace lines are attached to their preceding record instead of counted as unrelated errors.
Grouping repeated exceptions
Recognizable exception classes are counted directly. For other error messages, long numeric IDs, UUIDs, and hexadecimal identifiers are conservatively normalized to group otherwise-identical events.
Private, local log analysis
Files are sliced and processed by a Web Worker in your browser. ToolsWeave does not upload log content, filenames, IP addresses, URLs, messages, or stack traces. Exports are also generated locally.
Laravel Log Analyzer FAQ
Can it group repeated Laravel exceptions?
Yes. Recognized exception classes are counted, while conservative signature normalization groups selected variable identifiers.
Can it analyze multiline stack traces?
Yes. Stack and indented continuation lines are retained with the preceding Laravel record in the paged detail explorer.
Are log files uploaded?
No. Analysis runs in a browser Web Worker and the selected file is read in local chunks.
Can I analyze a large log file?
Yes. File input is chunked and aggregate counters are built incrementally. Full-file searches return 100 records per page and rescan the source when filters or pages change. Actual limits depend on the browser, individual entry size, and device.
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