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Auth0 CLI

auth0 logs streams create http

Specify a URL you’d like Auth0 to post events to.

To create interactively, use auth0 logs streams create http with no arguments.

To create non-interactively, supply the log stream name and other information through the flags.

Usage 

auth0 logs streams create http [flags]

Examples 

  auth0 logs streams create http
  auth0 logs streams create http --name <name>
  auth0 logs streams create http --name <name> --endpoint <endpoint>
  auth0 logs streams create http --name <name> --endpoint <endpoint> --type <type>
  auth0 logs streams create http --name <name> --endpoint <endpoint> --type <type> --format <format>
  auth0 logs streams create http --name <name> --endpoint <endpoint> --type <type> --format <format> --authorization <authorization>
  auth0 logs streams create http -n <name> -e <endpoint> -t <type> -f <format> -a <authorization>
  auth0 logs streams create http -n mylogstream -e "https://example.com/webhook/logs" -t "application/json" -f "JSONLINES" -a "AKIAXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" --json

Flags 

  -a, --authorization string   Sent in the HTTP "Authorization" header with each request.
  -e, --endpoint string        The HTTP endpoint to send streaming logs to.
  -f, --format string          The format of data sent over HTTP. Options are "JSONLINES", "JSONARRAY" or "JSONOBJECT"
      --json                   Output in json format.
  -n, --name string            The name of the log stream.
  -t, --type string            The "Content-Type" header to send over HTTP. Common value is "application/json".

Inherited Flags 

      --debug           Enable debug mode.
      --no-color        Disable colors.
      --no-input        Disable interactivity.
      --tenant string   Specific tenant to use.