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Aniket Magadum

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Hey Laravel Developers

Let me introduce you to the Laravel Pail Package today...

Pail allows us to monitor application logs easily from the command line.

This is especially useful when deploying or debugging errors on your production servers, particularly when your application is deployed for the first time.

Pail takes its inspiration from the tail command available in Linux, which performs a similar function.

However, Pail has an edge because of how beautiful the output looks, how many filters we have on the Pail command, and just how easy it is to run the Pail command compared to the traditional tail command.

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Aniket Magadum

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By default, Pail displays a concise summary of the log messages instead of overwhelming the command line output with too much text.

However, at times, you might want to dig deeper into the log messages for more clarity. In those cases, you can use the -v option to increase the verbosity (detail) of the log messages. You can also use -vv for maximum verbosity, which displays the stack trace of the error.

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Aniket Magadum

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You're not always interested in all log messages, so several filters are available with the Pail command.

Here are some example filters you can use:

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