The logs api will let developers store logs from device. Each record represents a log entry. Currently, you are only allowed to use POST method.
This is the only thing you can do with the logs api.
$ curl http://localhost:3000/maybe-api-v1/logs/deviceid/packagename -d '[logJSONObject, logJSONObject, ..., logJSONObject]'
The logJSONObject should be a JSONObject to represent a log entry, it must have such fields:
| fields | meaning |
|---|---|
| timestamp | timestamp when log received from client |
| label | the maybe label of the log |
| logObject | the actual log received from client |
Example of valid logJSONObject:
{"timestamp": 1, "label": 1, "logObject": {"a" : 1, "b": 2}}
If everything good (I hope that), it will return an empty JSONObject with status code 201:
{}
If any logJSONObject is invalid, it will return status code 403 and an error message like:
{"error": "{\"timestamp\":1,\"label\":1,\"logOxbject\":{\"a\":1,\"b\":2}} is not valid!"}
Note that, the backend will process the array one by one. If any logJSONObject is invalid. It'll stop immediately. The logJSONObjects before the invalid one will be processed, but others wouldn't be processed.
You should pass your real deviceid instead of the deviceid in url above.