Logbook

Once you have installed and activated it, you can check the following activities.

Features

• Super lightweight and it doesn’t affect site’s performances.
• It has passed over 100 patterns unit test, you can use it with confidence in the enterprise.
• Extensible event saving logs, so you can develop own add-ons for collecting it.
• Saving logs the following activities on WordPress
  • Publish, update or delete published posts.
  • Activate or deactivate plugins or themes.
  • Updating WordPress core, plugins, language files.
  • Users login action
  • Login and posting via XML-RPC
  • PHP errors (On the debug mode, it also save Warning and Notice)
• WP-CLI command ready.

Detail of saving logs

• WordPress
  • Core updates
  • Plugin/Theme updates
  • Language updates
• Post/Page/Attachment
  • Created
  • Updated
  • Deleted
• Plugin
  • Activated
  • Deactivated
• Theme
  • Switched
• User
  • Logged in
• XML-RPC
  • Authenticated
  • Created
  • Updated
  • Deleted
• PHP
  • Errors
  • Warnings (WP_DEBUG only)
  • Notices (WP_DEBUG only)

WP-CLI

Get a list of logs.

$ wp log list --posts_per_page=5

Get a list of specific level of logs.

$ wp list --level=error --posts_per_page=5

Issues

https://github.com/tarosky/logbook

1. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress

Installation Instructions

1. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress