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General

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Commands

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--count Show the total number of logs matching your current filters.
--top Find the most common values for any field in your logs.
--unique Count distinct values for any field in your logs.
--rate Visualize log rate over time for the current filter scope.
--diff Compare log patterns between two time periods to detect anomalies.
--downloads Export logs as CSV or Parquet and manage your exports.
--replay Replay logs for the current time range at adjustable speed.
--live Toggle the live log stream on or off.
--group Enable log pattern grouping to collapse similar log lines.
--alerts Create and manage project alerts from the filter bar.
--views Save, load, and manage named filter views.
--keys Create and manage API keys for log ingestion.
--channels Manage notification channels for alerts and messages.
--embed::status Create and manage status embed widgets for external sites.
--billing View your subscription and upgrade your plan.
--usage View your current quota and usage statistics.
--integrations::config Configure messaging and issue tracker integrations for a project.
--send Send a log summary or message to Slack, Discord, or Telegram from the filter bar.
--task Create and list issues in Jira, Linear, or GitHub directly from the filter bar.
--slow Find logs where the request or operation duration exceeded a threshold.
--sample Pull a random sample of logs matching your current filters.
--memory Search logs stored in forever memory — survives log retention.
--chart Visualize log volume over time for the current filter set.
--timeline Show a chronological timeline of logs matching your current filters.
--notifications View and delete your project notifications from the filter bar.
--severity Show a severity distribution breakdown for logs matching your current filters.
--separate::message Extract and display JSON context embedded in log message strings.
--no-group Disable log pattern grouping to see every log entry individually.
#view Expand a saved filter view by name using the hashtag shortcut.
--investigate Analyze a log with AI to identify root cause and get a suggested fix.
--explain Get a plain-language explanation of what a log entry means.
--notes List and search notes attached to logs in the current project.
--share:md Share a log as a public markdown link including trace and AI investigation.
--slack Send a Slack alert with your current filter context.
--trace:full Show all logs in a trace as a chronological timeline.
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Features

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Web Analytics

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Web Analytics — Getting Started Privacy-respecting pageviews, custom events, and Core Web Vitals from a single script tag. No cookies required, no consent banner needed by default.
Install & Configure Every data-* attribute on the loguro.js script tag — what it does, defaults, and when to change it.
Custom Events Two ways to track custom events — Loguro.track() from JavaScript, or [data-loguro-event] attributes for marketing teams without writing code.
Core Events Built-in UX signal events the SDK can fire automatically — rage clicks, dead clicks, form abandons, scroll milestones, slow routes, copy/print/download intents, back-to-search.
Pageviews & SPA How initial pageviews, SPA route changes, time-on-page, and scroll depth are tracked. Works with React Router, Next.js App Router, SvelteKit, Vue Router, etc.
Identity & Sessions How visitor_id, session_id, and user_id work — storage strategies, session expiry, identify() flows, reset() on logout.
Privacy & Consent Do Not Track, cookie-consent flows, GDPR posture, what the SDK never collects. Choose between cookie-less mode, opt-in, or full tracking.
API Reference Every method on window.Loguro — info, error, track, pageview, identify, reset, setEnabled. With signatures, examples, and edge cases.
Troubleshooting Common SDK problems — events not arriving, CORS / ORB errors, sendBeacon failures, rate limit drops, debug mode.
Dashboard Overview What you see in the /web-analytics page — KPI strip, big chart with visitor pins, world map, panels for pages/referrers/countries/devices, live activity, custom events.
Filtering the Dashboard Filter syntax for the web-analytics dashboard — path, country, device, browser, OS, visitor_id, event_type, custom_event_name, free-text search. With OR, negation, and quoted values.
Visitor Detail Drawer Full visit history per visitor — sessions, page navigation, custom events, error/warning logs, Core Web Vitals, deep link to the logs page filtered to this visitor.
Web Vitals in the Dashboard How Core Web Vitals (LCP, FID, INP, CLS, FCP) are captured and surfaced — color-coded badges per page, median per visitor, Google threshold rules.