how to enable application logs(chrome_debug.log) on chromebook

[Jason]

I am currently developing a chrome application for chromebook. I need to be able to collect application logs after the fact (not through developer console). On windows this can be achieved by launching chrome with the switch --enable-logging --v=1 which produces a chrome_debug.log

How can I generate the chrome_debug.log on the Chromebook?

[PhistucK]

https://www.chromium.org/developers/how-tos/run-chromium-with-flags shows how, but you have to activate the Developer Mode which, if I am not mistaken, erases the entire contents (data) of your Chromebook.

An alternative could be to store the logs somewhere else by temporarily overriding console.log. You can send them to a server, or store them in an IndexedDB object store, or in Google Drive.

☆PhistucK

On Wed, Dec 14, 2016 at 8:50 PM, Jason <jason.c...@pearson.com> wrote:

I am currently developing a chrome application for chromebook. I need to be able to collect application logs after the fact (not through developer console). On windows this can be achieved by launching chrome with the switch --enable-logging --v=1 which produces a chrome_debug.log

How can I generate the chrome_debug.log on the Chromebook?

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