Log Display
The Log display component streams the execution logs of any runnable straight into an app. Point it at a Job ID — typically forwarded from the script or flow you want to observe — and it renders that run’s logs live, so operators can watch a background job progress without leaving the app.
Configuration
Section titled “Configuration”Log display configuration settings
Section titled “Log display configuration settings”| Name | Type | Connectable | Templatable | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Job Id | string | true | false | — | The job id of the run whose logs should be displayed |
Component outputs
Section titled “Component outputs”The Log display component exposes three output properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| result | string | The result of the runnable execution |
| loading | boolean | Current loading state of the component |
| Job Id | string | The job id of the run displaying logs |
Key features
Section titled “Key features”- Connectable Job ID: wire the Job Id field to another component’s output or a runnable’s result, so the log view follows whichever job just started.
- Loading state: the
loadingoutput flips while logs are still being fetched, so you can show a spinner or placeholder. - Result capture: once the job finishes, its result is exposed on the
resultoutput for other components to consume.
Related resources
Section titled “Related resources”See the app editor and your first app pages for how components fit into an app, and Jobs and runs for what a Job ID is and how job logs work.