Since I’m currently building a filament dryer based on an ESP32-S3 with a display, I had to come up with a solution for logging.
The main reason I can’t “simply” use USB is that the electronics I’m using for the oven include a 230V circuit as well as 12V and 5V circuits. To avoid issues with shared GND connections, etc., I wanted to send log output via UDP but didn’t have a suitable tool that I liked (sure, Wireshark & co. work, but they were too “oversized” for my needs).
That’s why I developed my own UDP log viewer.
The UDP log viewer offers a streamlined and practical way to directly analyze received UDP logs. In addition to the classic text-based view, where messages are clearly displayed in real time, there is also a graphical representation that allows values and trends to be grasped much more quickly. This allows you not only to track errors and status messages but also to visually assess measured values or state changes at a glance. The tool is deliberately stripped down to the essentials and is designed to provide quick assistance in everyday development work, rather than slowing you down with unnecessarily complex features.
To work with graphs, send CSV formatted strings to due up-log-viewer.
Maybe the tool will help someone out
Visit my git repo: https://github.com/mrRobot62/udp-viewer.git
or jump to the lastest release : https://github.com/mrRobot62/udp-viewer ... tag/0.16.2
UDP Log Viewer - Python Software perfect for ESP32 debugging
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