HTTP Log Streaming API

One endpoint, any language

Every log stream has a UUID-based endpoint. POST a message field and it appears in your browser in real time. Optional fields let you set the log level, program name, and timestamp — but a bare message string is all that's required.

This makes BunnyLogs compatible with any stack: shell scripts, CI pipelines, monitoring agents, webhooks, IoT devices, and custom applications in any language.

Endpoint

POST https://bunnylogs.com/live/<uuid>

Request fields

Field	Required	Description
`message`	Yes	The log line text
`level`	No	DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL
`program`	No	Source label (e.g. "worker", "cron")
`timestamp`	No	ISO 8601 — defaults to server time

curl

curl -X POST https://bunnylogs.com/live/YOUR-UUID \
     -d "message=Deploy finished" \
     -d "level=INFO" \
     -d "program=deploy"

Python (requests)

import requests

requests.post(
    "https://bunnylogs.com/live/YOUR-UUID",
    data={"message": "Job done", "level": "INFO"},
)

Node.js (fetch)

await fetch("https://bunnylogs.com/live/YOUR-UUID", {
  method: "POST",
  body: new URLSearchParams({ message: "Request handled", level: "INFO" }),
});

Bash (CI pipeline step)

LOG_URL="https://bunnylogs.com/live/YOUR-UUID"

echo "Building image..." | \
  xargs -I{} curl -s -o /dev/null $LOG_URL -d "message={}"

Shell scripts

Pipe script output to BunnyLogs with a single curl command. Watch long-running jobs from your laptop without keeping a terminal open.

Webhooks & callbacks

Forward webhook payloads from payment processors, CI systems, or IoT platforms into a searchable log stream for debugging and auditing.

Embedded & IoT

Any device with an HTTP client — Raspberry Pi, ESP32, Arduino with WiFi — can ship logs to BunnyLogs without a local log server.

Send logs to BunnyLogs via HTTP from any language