Add monitor-queries command which parses qlever-server logs to show the active queries and give a historic view of the queries that were executed#291
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…e and historic views
…and log file is growing
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Python textual app for the interactive
monitor-queriesTUIThe app has two tabs:
qlever-serverlog file to show currently-active queries on the server plus rolling metricsIn both tabs, the user has the option of selecting a particular query and view the full SPARQL query with syntax highlighting plus copy it.
Slow queries that cross the
--warn-afterthreshold are logged in a TSV file for future inspection.