n-log

Render large log streams with syntax highlighting, lazy loading, and programmatic scrolling.

8|3|Updated Mar 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jiaiyan/naive-ui-skills --skill n-log
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Skill: n-log
Source: https://github.com/jiaiyan/naive-ui-skills/tree/main/components/n-log
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jiaiyan/naive-ui-skills --skill n-log

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Log display challenges: developers need a component to render large text streams with syntax highlighting, lazy loading, and simple scroll controls, without leaking memory or blocking the UI.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Syntax Highlighting: Leverage highlight.js to colorize log content for readability.
  • Lazy Loading & Pagination: Load more logs on demand or as the user scrolls to maintain performance.
  • Scroll Control & Loading State: Programmatically scroll to top/bottom and show loading indicators during data fetches.
  • Real-time & Console-like UIs: Suitable for dashboards, terminal emulation, and live log viewers.

Quick Start

Render a sample log by binding a string to the log prop and enabling trim.

Frequently Asked Questions about n-log

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I display large log streams in a Vue app without blocking the UI?

To display large log streams without blocking the UI, use a component that supports lazy loading and pagination to render logs on demand. This maintains performance by loading more content only as the user scrolls, preventing memory leaks and UI freezing.

Does highlight.js work for adding syntax highlighting to a web-based log viewer?

Yes, highlight.js works for adding syntax highlighting to a log viewer by colorizing log content to improve readability. You can leverage it to colorize text streams within terminal emulation or real-time dashboards while maintaining configurable font sizes and trimming.

What's the best way to implement programmatic scrolling for a real-time terminal emulation component?

The best way to implement programmatic scrolling in terminal emulation is to use a component with built-in scroll control APIs. This allows you to programmatically scroll to top or bottom and display loading indicators during data fetches for live log streams.

Can I use naive-ui to build a console-like UI for live log rendering?

You can use naive-ui alongside a dedicated log viewer component to build console-like UIs for live log rendering. The component provides configurable props for lines, language highlighting, and optional theming, suitable for real-time dashboards and terminal emulation.

How do I trim and format large text streams for lazy loading in a dashboard?

To trim and format large text streams for lazy loading, bind your log string to a component's log prop and enable the trim feature. This renders only the necessary text chunks on demand, maintaining performance across web and desktop apps.