LOGSTREAMRECEIVER(1)

✨ NAME ✨

logstreamreceiver — bestie, it's literally called logstreamreceiver, that's the whole name 💅

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🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

logstreamreceiver

That's it. That's the whole invocation. No args, no drama, just vibes 🌈

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🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

Okay so picture this: this little icon just sits there and listens 👑 for LogStream API ByteStream.Write() requests, and every single thing it receives? It prints straight to stdout. That's the whole job. No cap, it's giving very "quiet kid in the group chat who's actually the wisest one" energy 🧚

Here's the tea on the flags, because this manual is a little chaotic and dropped them right in the middle of the description instead of in their own section — we love her for it 🫶

• --help — shows you the usage and then dips out. Exit stage left, periodt 💖
• --version — prints the version info and then also leaves. Marked [optional] 🌟
• --bind — the address or socket it's gonna bind to. Also [optional], and if you don't say anything it defaults to "localhost:50070" 💜

fr fr, if you don't pass --bind, it's kicking it on "localhost:50070" — that's the default, not a suggestion, don't come for me 💀

So yeah, run it, it listens, stuff arrives, stuff goes to stdout. Lowkey the simplest main character arc in the whole toolchain 😭

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💖 a lil sign-off 💖

This was logstreamreceiver — version 1.4.16, dated August 2026 — serving under the User Commands manual section, section 1 🎀

ily, go bind something nice 🦋✨🌸