Console Logs for all sites

How To
1

Through the console, is there a way to get the logs of the individual sites opened? I can only receive the ones through the Koyeb start-up.

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If I open new sites, the logs don’t change. No matter where I am, it always returns Koyeb’s data, not the user’s.

Background:

I’m using the IP, and other information to make the page more responsive, and better fitting to the user. This is a low traffic website, and all users have given consent to being tracked.

2

Hey!

Your Koyeb Instance sits behind our load balancer stack, so what you see is their IP. You can use the x-forwarded-for header to find the “real” IP address of the client connecting to your app: X-Forwarded-For - HTTP | MDN.

Let me know if you need more help

4

Could you please give me a code example?
Mine is:

//IP Finding
function json(url) {
  return fetch(url).then(res => res.json());
}

let IP; //For tracking
json(`https://api.ipdata.co?api-key=MyKey`).then(data => {
  IP = data.ip;
  console.log("Ip: " + data.ip);
  console.log("City: " + data.city);
  console.log("State: " + data.region);
});

How would I implement the x-forwarded-for in my code?

5

Hey!

You need some kind of reference to the inbound request. With ExpressJS, this is what you would do:

app.get('/', (req, res) => {
  const ip = req.get('X-Forwarded-For');

  // Call geolocation API
  // ...

  res.end();
});
6

Thank you for the example, but my service no longer functions. Every time I try to load it, it returns an error 502. When checking logs, no errors appear, and it claims to be a healthy service. Otherwise, the page won’t load at all. I won’t even get an error page. It is completely blank.