uploadLog static method

Future<bool> uploadLog(String url, [ SQLQuery? query ])

Upload the result of getLog to provided url. Provide an optional SQLQuery to contrain results between dates. The file-upload request will attach your configured Config.headers for authentication.

Example

Logger.uploadLog('https://my.server.com/users/123/logs').then((bool success) {
  print('[uploadLog] success');
}).catchError((error) {
  print('[uploadLog] FAILURE: ${error}');
});

// Or constrain results by providing a [SQLQuery]:
Logger.uploadLog('https://my.server.com/users/123/logs', SQLQuery(
  start: DateTime.parse('2019-10-20 09:00'),
  end: DateTime.parse('2019-10-20 11:59')
)).then((bool success) {
  print('[uploadLog] success');
}).catchError((error) {
  print('[uploadLog] FAILURE: ${error}');
});

MultiPart File Upload

The SDK will upload the gzipped log-file to your server as a Multi-part file upload, the same log-file as used in emailLog. This is what I see with my Node server at request.files:

app.post('/log', async function(req, res) {
  console.log('[body]: ', req.body);
  console.log('[files]: ', req.files);
  res.status(200).send();
});

Form Part

In addition to the log-file, the SDK will upload a form as well, containing the following parameters:

Key	Value
state	JSON-encoded result of SDK's #getState
model	Device model
manufacturer	Device manufacturer
platform	iOS or Android
version	OS version

Implementation

static Future<bool> uploadLog(String url, [SQLQuery? query]) async {
  query = (query != null) ? query : new SQLQuery();
  return await (_methodChannel.invokeMethod<bool>(
      'uploadLog', [url, query.toMap()])) as FutureOr<bool>;
}