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var LONG_DESCRIPTION = fmt.Sprintf(`By default loggy reads from STDIN or you can specify file path to read the logs from specific file.

You quit the application by pressing Ctrl+C.

Configuration
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All options that can be passed using CLI flags can be configured using config file or environment variables.
loggy looks for a config file ".loggy.toml" in current working directory and in $HOME folder. 
Moreover you can use environment variables with "LOGGY_" prefix, where for example flag "--pattern" would be "LOGGY_PATTERN" env. variable.
The order of precedence is: $HOME config > CWD config > --config config > Env. variables > CLI flags.

Parsing pattern
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%s

Pattern names
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In your config file you can create a [patterns] section where you can predefine your patterns using <name>="<pattern>" syntax and then use --pattern-name/-n flag to use it.

Filter
------
%s

Keyboard shortcuts
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%s

%s

%s
`, ui.HelpParsingPatternText, ui.HelpFilterText, ui.HelpHomeText, ui.HelpNavigationText, ui.HelpInputsText)