This flexibility may prove useful, I'm looking foward to it. I was curious if you plan on adding a 66 command that shows part of the logs for all services in relevant trees, sort of like how journalctl does? For example if I want output of last 4 lines to all files in /var/log/66/service/current

For example if I want output of last 4 lines to all files in /var/log/66/service/current

For now you can do

svs=( $(66 tree status -no contents global) ); for sv in ${svs[@]}; do 66 -z status -o name,logfile -p4 ${sv};done

or for a script destination

svs=( $(66 tree status -no contents global) ); for sv in ${svs[@]}; do 66 status -no logfile -p4 ${sv};done

for the whole user (root or not)

svs=( $(66 tree status -no contents) ); for sv in ${svs[@]}; do 66 status -o logfile -p4 ${sv};done

However, i agree with the facts that wrapper are missing mostly regarding script application. Some wrapper like isrunning, isenabled, and so on. So yes, at some points some facilities will be added like this one