feat(cli): add logs-domain command to tail access and error logs #18
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Introduces the `logs-domain` CLI command to display access and error logs for a given domain. Supports Apache, Nginx, and Caddy (access logs only). - Accepts --domain and --lines (default: 100) - Uses tail to stream recent log entries - Handles missing or empty logs gracefully - Compatible with system paths for each supported server type Example: stackroost logs-domain --domain example.com --lines 50
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Introduces the
logs-domainCLI command to display access and error logs for a given domain. Supports Apache, Nginx, and Caddy (access logs only).Example:
stackroost logs-domain --domain example.com --lines 50