Is this offline now? The feature to search for logs with multiple people was useful
lootIs this offline now? The feature to search for logs with multiple people was useful
If you only want to search for logs with multiple people in them you can use logs.tf/dev
If you only want to search for logs with multiple people in them you can use logs.tf/dev
It's back and better than ever (because I learned paying for a .tf domain is a waste of money)
It's back and better than ever (because I learned paying for a .tf domain is a waste of money)
108910 log(s) · range 3916699–4025954 · 3916698 remaining to log 1 · ETA 68d 10h 6m 21s · (0.66 logs/s) · Updated 3/11/26, 3:06 PM · Earliest log: 8/20/25, 2:41 PM · 2.71% complete
so it only has 3% of logs? cool that it shows progress like that. is there a source for this project?
so it only has 3% of logs? cool that it shows progress like that. is there a [url=https://www.teamfortress.tv/66278/petition-open-source-larger-tf2-projects#7]source[/url] for this project?
tommyso it only has 3% of logs? cool that it shows progress like that. is there a source for this project?
https://github.com/Kastaling/Tf2LogSearcher
This is the old repo that essentially has the logic that runs the site (searching, stat sorting, etc.). I haven't updated the repo with the updated Docker based code I'm using now, but I will when I get the chance.
so it only has 3% of logs? cool that it shows progress like that. is there a [url=https://www.teamfortress.tv/66278/petition-open-source-larger-tf2-projects#7]source[/url] for this project?[/quote]
https://github.com/Kastaling/Tf2LogSearcher
This is the old repo that essentially has the logic that runs the site (searching, stat sorting, etc.). I haven't updated the repo with the updated Docker based code I'm using now, but I will when I get the chance.
Hi, I’m curious if this git source has the infrastructure to parse log files for game events that come from a server-side plugin for 4v4 PASStime. I want to aggregate every historic pug ever played and organize the passtime-specific data into something readable and host it somewhere, but my knowledge is super limited. This is the plugin source:
https://github.com/p4sstime/p4sstime-server-resources/wiki/Example-Log
https://logs.tf/4031199#76561198071291064
^ example log, the plugin prints relevant passtime stats to chat when they happen like goals and assists and saves and such, and you can see the game events in the .log file by downloading it manually, and my major obstacle right now is finding a way to automate downloading the .log file from each individual pug because querying the JSON files just produces data like the pug id and server name and date and stuff which is nice but not what I’m trying to aggregate.
any input or guidance would be appreciated
thank u
https://github.com/p4sstime/p4sstime-server-resources/wiki/Example-Log
https://logs.tf/4031199#76561198071291064
^ example log, the plugin prints relevant passtime stats to chat when they happen like goals and assists and saves and such, and you can see the game events in the .log file by downloading it manually, and my major obstacle right now is finding a way to automate downloading the .log file from each individual pug because querying the JSON files just produces data like the pug id and server name and date and stuff which is nice but not what I’m trying to aggregate.
any input or guidance would be appreciated
thank u