Logs

The logs page allows administrators to track all actions performed in the system. For each entry, the following parameters are displayed:

  • ID — the unique event number.

  • User — the name of the user or administrator who performed the action.

  • Method — the HTTP request method (GET, POST, PUT, PATCH), indicating the type of operation.

  • Path — the path to the API or internal resource that was interacted with.

  • IP — the user's IP address (for monitoring and security).

  • Input — the data that was sent in the request (can be copied via the copy icon).

  • Date — the exact time and date when the action was performed.

Features of log operation

Logging is implemented using HTTP methods, which allows detailed recording of every interaction with the system. Each request is recorded with the method indicated:

Thus, the log journal helps not only to see, who and what did, but also how it happened — through which API requests and with what data.

Pagination is available at the bottom of the page for convenient navigation between pages of the journal. A search field is also provided for quickly finding the required events

This tool helps ensure transparency of administrator actions.

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