Log

• API Reference - log
  • Logging functions
    • log.trace(message)
    • log.debug(message)
    • log.info(message)
    • log.warn(message)
    • log.error(message)
    • log.trace_once(message)
    • log.debug_once(message)
    • log.info_once(message)
    • log.warn_once(message)
    • log.error_once(message)

API Reference - log

Logging functions

This module allows you to log messages to the simulator console, used mostly for debugging purposes.

There are 5 functions (one for each log level) that print input string, and their “once” counterparts that only log the message once.

Javascript

await client.rpc('log.trace', 'message')
await client.rpc('log.debug', 'message')
await client.rpc('log.info', 'message')
await client.rpc('log.warn', 'message')
await client.rpc('log.error', 'message')

await client.rpc('log.trace_once', 'message')
await client.rpc('log.debug_once', 'message')
await client.rpc('log.info_once', 'message')
await client.rpc('log.warn_once', 'message')
await client.rpc('log.error_once', 'message')

Python

Work in Progress

Lua

log.trace("message")
log.debug("message")
log.info("message")
log.warn("message")
log.error("message")

log.trace_once("message")
log.debug_once("message")
log.info_once("message")
log.warn_once("message")
log.error_once("message")

Use client.rpc('log.trace', 'message') to call these functions via Network API. Only argument is “message”, which is always a string for RPC but can be any object if called from Lua.

log.trace(message)

log.debug(message)

log.info(message)

log.warn(message)

log.error(message)

log.trace_once(message)

log.debug_once(message)

log.info_once(message)

log.warn_once(message)

log.error_once(message)

See above.