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Quick Start

Get up and running with Logget in minutes. This guide covers the most common use cases and options.

Basic Usage​

Capture Console Logs​

logget --logs https://example.com

Capture Network Requests​

logget --network https://example.com

Capture Both​

logget --logs --network https://example.com

Output Formats​

JSON Output​

logget --logs --network --json https://example.com

CSV Output​

logget --logs --network --csv https://example.com

HAR Output​

logget --network --har https://example.com

YAML Output​

logget --logs --network --yaml https://example.com

File Operations​

Save to File​

logget --logs --output results.txt https://example.com

Append to File​

logget --logs --output results.txt --append https://example.com

JSON Output to File​

logget --logs --json --output results.json https://example.com

YAML Output to File​

logget --logs --yaml --output results.yaml https://example.com

Authentication​

Custom Headers​

logget --logs --header "Authorization: Bearer token" https://example.com

Multiple Headers​

logget --logs --header "Authorization: Bearer token" --header "X-Custom: value" https://example.com

Headers from File​

Create headers.txt:

Authorization: Bearer token
X-Custom-Header: value
# Comments are ignored

Use it:

logget --logs --header headers.txt https://example.com

Cookies​

logget --logs --cookie "session_id=abc123" https://example.com

Cookies from File​

Create cookies.txt:

session_id=abc123
user_token=xyz789
pref=dark_mode; domain=example.com

Use it:

logget --logs --cookie cookies.txt https://example.com

Real-time Streaming​

Stream Console Logs​

logget -f --logs https://example.com

Stream Network Requests​

logget -f --network https://example.com

Stream Both​

logget -f --logs --network https://example.com

Custom Refresh Interval​

logget -f --logs --refresh 500 https://example.com

Stream with Filtering​

logget -f --logs --filter "ERROR|WARN" https://example.com

Filtering​

Filter by Status Code​

logget --network --status "^2..$" https://example.com
logget --network --status "^(200|204)$" https://example.com

Filter by Domain​

logget --network --domain "^api\\.example\\.com$" https://example.com
logget --network --domain "(.*\\.)?example\\.com$" https://example.com

Filter by MIME Type​

logget --network --mime "^application/(json|javascript)$" https://example.com

Filter by Size​

logget --network --min-size 1024 --max-size 102400 https://example.com

Filter by Resource Type​

logget --network --xhr https://example.com
logget --network --img https://example.com
logget --network --script --css https://example.com

Timing Configuration​

Custom Timeout​

logget --logs --timeout 60 https://example.com

Custom Wait Time​

Wait time in milliseconds after page load:

logget --logs --wait 5000 https://example.com

Custom Fingerprints Rotation Interval​

logget --fingerprint-interval 3000 https://example.com

JavaScript Execution​

Execute JavaScript code in the page context for debugging, testing, or interacting with the page:

Execute Inline Code​

logget -e "document.title" https://example.com

Execute from File​

logget -e script.js https://example.com

Development Options​

Skip SSL Verification​

For local development servers with self-signed certificates:

logget -k --logs https://localhost:8080

Quiet Mode​

Suppress progress messages:

logget --quiet --logs --network https://example.com

Complete Example​

A comprehensive example combining multiple features:

logget \
  --logs \
  --network \
  --json \
  --output results.json \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer token" \
  --cookie "session_id=abc123" \
  --timeout 60 \
  --wait 5000 \
  https://example.com

This command:

  • Captures console logs and network requests
  • Outputs in JSON format
  • Saves to results.json
  • Includes authentication headers and cookies
  • Waits up to 60 seconds for page load
  • Waits 5 seconds after page load

With JavaScript Execution​

logget \
  --logs \
  --network \
  --json \
  --output results.json \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer token" \
  --cookie "session_id=abc123" \
  --execute "document.title" \
  --timeout 60 \
  --wait 5000 \
  https://example.com

Next Steps​