Logging

Logging can be helpful when you run into any issues. They contain information on how you use our products that helps us analyze, troubleshoot, and debug any issues you may experience.

• To write the Core logs in the console, invoke:

JavaScript

DocumentReader.setConfig({
    processParams: {
        logs: true
    },
}, function (m) { }, function (e) { console.log(e); });

• Turn on/off deep logs saving (in case of reading problems):

JavaScript

DocumentReader.setConfig({
    processParams: {
        debugSaveLogs: true
    },
}, function (m) { }, function (e) { console.log(e); });

• Turn on/off input images saving (in case of reading problems):

JavaScript

DocumentReader.setConfig({
    processParams: {
        debugSaveImages: true
    },
}, function (m) { }, function (e) { console.log(e); });

• Turn on/off input images cropping and saving:

JavaScript

DocumentReader.setConfig({
    processParams: {
        debugSaveCroppedImages: true
    },
}, function (m) { }, function (e) { console.log(e); });

• Save the RFID session data to the file in binary format:

JavaScript

DocumentReader.setConfig({
    processParams: {
        debugSaveRFIDSession: true
    },
}, function (m) { }, function (e) { console.log(e); });

• Get the path to the folder of the current session. Before using this, save logs. Each new session provides a different path:

JavaScript

DocumentReader.getSessionLogFolder(
    function (str) { console.log(str) },
);

• Remove personal information from logs:

JavaScript

DocumentReader.setConfig({
    processParams: {
        depersonalizeLog: true
    },
}, function (m) { }, function (e) { console.log(e); });