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Log Messages Overview

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Last updated 1 year ago

Overview

The Log Messages page in Asv.Drones serves as a comprehensive log viewer, displaying all logs generated within the application. This page provides users with insights into system activities, errors, and important notifications.

Components and Controls

  • Log Display Area:

    • The central area of the page displays all logs generated by the application in chronological order. Each log entry includes relevant information about the event or message.

  • Search Field:

    • Located in the top right corner, the search field allows users to enter specific keywords or values to search for within the log messages, facilitating quick identification of relevant information.

  • Number of Displayed Log Messages Dropdown:

    • Users can choose the number of log messages displayed on the page at a time by selecting an option from the dropdown menu. This provides flexibility in managing the amount of information visible at once.

  • Clear Button:

    • The clear button allows users to clear all displayed log messages from the Log Messages page, providing a clean slate for new log entries.

  • Scroll Buttons (Forwards and Backwards):

    • Users can navigate through sets of log messages using scroll buttons, allowing them to review previous or subsequent entries easily.

  • Refresh Button:

    • The refresh button allows users to manually refresh the log display, ensuring they have the latest log entries available for review.

Example Scenario

  1. Real-Time Log Monitoring:

    • Users open the Log Messages page to monitor real-time log entries generated by Asv.Drones.

  2. Searching for Specific Information:

    • Utilizing the search field, users enter keywords related to a specific event or error, narrowing down the displayed log messages for quick identification.

  3. Adjusting Display Settings:

    • Users customize the number of displayed log messages, tailoring the log display to their preferred level of detail.

  4. Navigating Through Log Entries:

    • Using scroll buttons, users navigate through sets of log messages to review previous or subsequent entries.

  5. Refreshing Log Display:

    • Users click the refresh button to manually update the log display, ensuring they have the latest log entries available for review.

The Log Messages page provides users with a comprehensive view of application activities, errors, and notifications, facilitating effective monitoring and troubleshooting.

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