# Logging

Logging is a crucial part of the development process. It is the most ubiquitous way of getting insights into your application behavior. We collect 4 types of logs from your application.

## Console

To log something from within your action code, you can use `sdk.console.log()`. This will generate a log of type `console`.

The `console` object also holds other methods, and is similar to the [Node.js console module](https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v14.x/api/console.html)

## HTTP

When using `sdk.request()`, we automatically collect detailed information about the http call.

## Bundle

Each action invocation generates a `bundle` log, which will contain the `input` and `output` of your action execution.

## Error

This type of logs are generated automatically when an unhandled error is thrown from within your app code. You can also log your own errors using `sdk.console.error`

### Viewing your logs

To view the latest logs from your app, run from the terminal


```bash
cldk logs
```

Note:
You should run this command from within your app root directory

For more information about this command, check [cldk logs](/docs/chatlayer/cli-tools/cldk-logs)

For now, it will only print out the logs of type `console`

It is also possible to access the logs online at `https://app.chatlayer.ai/app-integrations/[appId]/logs`