shopify app logs

Opens a real-time stream of detailed app logs from the selected app and store. Use the --source argument to limit output to a particular log source, such as a specific Shopify Function handle. Use the shopify app logs sources command to view a list of sources. Use the --status argument to filter on status, either success or failure.

shopify app logs --status=success --source=extension.discount-function

Usage

shopify app logs [flags]

Summary

Stream detailed logs for your Shopify app.

Flags

• --client-id <value> string — The Client ID of your app. optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_CLIENT_ID.
• --no-color — Disable color output. optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_NO_COLOR.
• --path <value> string — The path to your app directory. optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_PATH.
• --reset — Reset all your settings. optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_RESET.
• --source <value> string — Filters output to the specified log source. optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_SOURCE.
• --status <value> string — Filters output to the specified status (success or failure). optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_STATUS.
• --verbose — Increase the verbosity of the output. optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_VERBOSE.
• -c, --config <value> string — The name of the app configuration. optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_APP_CONFIG.
• -j, --json — Output the result as JSON. Automatically disables color output. optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_JSON.
• -s, --store <value> string — Store URL. Must be an existing development or Shopify Plus sandbox store. optional Environment: SHOPIFY_FLAG_STORE.

Official source

• Shopify Dev Docs
• Generated GitHub docs data