Accessing Activity Logs #️⃣

Navigate to the Activity Logs section in the plugin sidebar. The page is organized into three tabs:

  • Upload — logs from manual upload operations triggered via the Upload page
  • Download — logs from manual download operations triggered via the Download page
  • Webhooks — logs from automated download operations triggered by Localazy webhooks

Sessions overview #️⃣

Each tab displays a table of sessions. A session represents a single operation — one upload, one download, or one webhook-triggered sync. Each session row shows:

  • Status — Completed, In Progress, or Failed
  • Started at — when the operation began
  • Duration — how long the operation took
  • Initiated by — who triggered the operation (e.g., Strapi User or Webhook)
  • Summary — a brief description of the result

You can click on any column header to sort the table. The sort preference is saved per tab and persists across sessions.

Filtering and search #️⃣

Use the search field to filter sessions by status, date, user, or summary text. The From and To date pickers allow you to narrow down the results to a specific date range. Filters are preserved when switching between tabs.

Session detail #️⃣

Click on any session row to open its detailed view. The detail page shows:

  • Session metadata (status, duration, initiated by)
  • A chronological list of log entries with timestamps and messages, similar to what you see in the server console during an upload or download

Use the search field to filter entries by message text.

Session detail

Exporting logs #️⃣

Click the Export logs button in the page header to download all activity logs as a JSON file. The export includes full session details and individual log entries across all three tabs. The file is named localazy-activity-logs-YYYY-MM-DD.json.

Clearing logs #️⃣

Click the Clear logs button to remove all activity logs. A confirmation dialog is shown before the operation proceeds. This action cannot be undone.

Log retention #️⃣

Activity logs are retained for the past year. Older sessions are automatically removed when new operations are logged. There is no limit on the number of sessions within the retention period.