Wix Logs allow you to view logs in real-time, and you can pause, resume, or clear the log stream. Logs contain metadata as well as the log's message.
Notes:
LogEntry object contains the data for each log.In the site dashboard, click Developer Tools > Logging Tools.
In the Wix Logs section, click Open. The Wix Logs page opens.

To generate a log, preview, or publish a site and trigger an event that generates a log. For example, if you have a button that, when clicked, logs the result of 2 multiplied numbers, click the button. The logs indicating success appear in the Wix Logs page:

Similarly, if not successful, the logs might display as follows:

Tip: If the live log stream doesn't appear, refresh a site while the Wix Logs page is open in another tab.
By default, each log displayed in the Wix Logs page includes the following fields:
| Column | Description | Log object property |
|---|---|---|
| Level | Log's severity level. Possible values are: INFO, WARNING, ERROR, or DEBUG. | severity |
| Time | Timestamp when the log was created. | receiveTimestamp |
| Message | Log's message in JSON format. | jsonPayload.message |
| Source file | Path to the source file that generated the log message. | sourceLocation.file |
You can change the view to suit your needs:
To change the order of columns or display additional ones, such as the operation ID and the data stream, click
.
Filter the log messages by:
Find specific logs by providing search criteria.
To view additional details for a log, hover over it and click View. See the log object structure for an explanation of each field.
To copy the object in JSON format, click
and then Copy JSON.