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Controlling Browser's Console Log Level in Visual Builder

This article discusses how to control the log level in the browser's console for Visual Builder applications. It explains that the log level can be useful for development but should be reduced for production. The log level is controlled by adding a "logConfig" section to the app-flow.json file, which allows setting the level to "error", "warning", "info", "fine", or "finer" to control the amount of output in the console.

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Controlling Browser's Console Log Level in Visual Builder

This article discusses how to control the log level in the browser's console for Visual Builder applications. It explains that the log level can be useful for development but should be reduced for production. The log level is controlled by adding a "logConfig" section to the app-flow.json file, which allows setting the level to "error", "warning", "info", "fine", or "finer" to control the amount of output in the console.

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March 19, 2019

Controlling Browser's Console Log Level in


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Shay Shmeltzer
DIRECTOR OF PRODUCT MANAGEMENT - ORACLE

One of the nice features in Oracle Visual Builder is the ability to track
exactly what the application is doing at any point through regular browser
dev tools - chief among them is the browser's console. This is very useful
during the development stages (as shown in the blog entry about
debugging VB apps), but once you go production you might want to
reduce the output to the console to only critical info.

You can control the level of logging Visual Builder does by adding an
entry into the app-flow.json file.

To find this file, switch to the source view of your application and locate
the file under the web app section:

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Then add this small section to the file:

"logConfig": {

"level": "error"

},

Values for the level can also be: warning, info, fine, and finer.

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This controls the amount of output you'll see in the console. Just run your
app and you'll see the difference.

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