get_runtime_logs
Get runtime logs for a project or deployment. Runtime logs include application output such as console.log messages, errors, and other execution details from Edgenivo Functions during requests. You can filter logs by environment, log level, source, time range, and full-text search. Use group_by to return counts instead of individual lines. For production errors, start with get_runtime_errors.
| Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
projectId | string | Yes | - | The project ID to get runtime logs for. |
teamId | string | Yes | - | The team ID or slug. Use the team that owns the resource. |
deploymentId | string | No | - | Filter logs to a specific deployment ID or URL. |
environment | string | No | - | Filter by environment: "production" or "preview". Allowed values: "production", "preview". |
level | Array<string> | No | - | Filter by log level(s). Can specify multiple levels. Allowed values: "error", "warning", "info", "fatal". |
source | Array<string> | No | - | Filter by raw log source(s): function or daemon. Allowed values: "function", "daemon". |
since | string | No | - | Start of the window as an ISO date or relative lookback from now (e.g., "1h", "30m", "7d"). Defaults to the 50 minutes before until (or now), within Hobby's retention window. |
until | string | No | - | Optional end of the window as an ISO date, relative lookback, or "now". Omit this when the end should be the current time. |
limit | integer | No | - | Maximum number of log entries to return. Defaults to 50, max 100. |
query | string | No | - | Full-text search query to filter logs. |
requestId | string | No | - | Filter by specific request ID. |
group_by | string | No | - | Return counts grouped by this attribute instead of individual log lines. Use for "how many errors", "source breakdown", "top paths". Fast even over wide time ranges. Allowed values: "requestPath", "level", "source", "deploymentId", "branch". |
Sample prompt: "Show me the runtime error logs for my project from the last hour"
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