Get logs for a specified team/org

Optional Params

• app_id - The ID of the app to get activities from. ex: A12345
• component_id - The component ID of log events to be returned. Will be FnXXXXXX for functions, and WfXXXXXX for workflows ex: Wf013SMGL4V9
• component_type - The component type of log events to be returned. Acceptable values are events_api, workflows, functions and tables. ex: workflows
• cursor - Paginate through collections of data by setting the cursor parameter to a next_cursor attribute returned by a previous request's response_metadata. See pagination for more detail. ex: bG9nX2lkOjc5NjQ1NA==
• limit - The maximum number of items to return. ex: 100
• log_event_type - The event type of log events to be returned. ex: test_log_event
• max_date_created - The latest timestamp of the log to retrieve (epoch microseconds). ex: 1646665572336299
• min_date_created - The earliest timestamp of the log to retrieve (epoch microseconds). ex: 1646665572336251
• min_log_level - The minimum log level of the log events to be returned. Defaults to info. Acceptable values (in order of relative importance from smallest to largest) are trace, debug, info, warn, error and fatal. ex: info
• sort_direction - The direction you want the data sorted by (always by timestamp) Acceptable values: asc desc ex: asc
• source - The source of log events to be returned. Acceptable values are slack and developer. ex: slack
• team_id - The team who owns this log. ex: T12345
• trace_id - The trace ID of log events to be returned. ex: Tr432f2

Errors the API can return:

• invalid_app - App ID provided is not valid for team and user.
• invalid_app_id - App ID provided is not valid.
• invalid_args - Required arguments either were not provided or contain invalid values.
• invalid_cursor - Value passed for cursor was not valid or is no longer valid.
• invalid_team - Team ID provided is not valid

See the Common Errors guide for errors returned by every Web API method.