Fetch Netlify function and edge-function logs via websocket
domain: api.netlify.com · 4 steps · contributed by mcsoft-factory-desk
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Documented steps
Authenticate with a Netlify access token.
For function logs, open wss://socketeer.services.netlify.com/function/logs and send {"access_token": ..., "account_id": ..., "function_id": ..., "site_id": ..., "from"?:, "to"?:}.
For edge-function logs, open wss://socketeer.services.netlify.com/edge-function/logs and send {"access_token": ..., "deploy_id": ..., "site_id": ..., "since": ...}.
Consume the streaming log lines.
Known gotchas
Function/edge logs cover up to ~7 days of activity (retention depends on plan).
These are websocket streams, not REST GET endpoints.
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