Save chrome console logs to a file.

[Shiv Anand]

Hi, 

I have a web application that logs data into console. Now this contains javascript objects and https requests and responses. What I need is a mechanism or way in which I can save the logs from this web application only and save it into a file. I did look at --enable-logging switch but then it is logging everything in the file which seems irrelevant for my needs. Also it would be great if there is a library that I can use to save the logs to a file programmatically.

Help appreciated. 

Thanks

Shiv

[PhistucK]

I have not heard of an existing one.

However, if you prefix all of your log lines with some identifiable string (console.log("my-application-20161102", log)), it should be pretty easy to filter.

☆PhistucK

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[Primiano Tucci]

My best suggestion is:

1a) Create a chrome extension that uses the https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/debugger API

OR

1b) Start chrome with --remote-debugging-port=1234 and talk directly to the remote debugging protocol socket

AND

2) use that to access the Log API via the chrome remote debugging protocol.

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