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Cyberdriver writes its output to a log file when running in background mode on Windows.

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Quick start

Tail logs in realtime: 
cyberdriver logs
Stop tailing anytime with Ctrl+C or Enter (Cyberdriver keeps running).

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Where logs are stored

By default, Cyberdriver uses:
  • Windows: %LOCALAPPDATA%\.cyberdriver\logs\cyberdriver-stdio.log
  • macOS / Linux: ~/.config/.cyberdriver/logs/cyberdriver-stdio.log
The log file is created after you start Cyberdriver with cyberdriver join (background mode on Windows). Cyberdriver keeps the stdio log capped at 10MB; when it reaches the cap, it truncates and continues writing.

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View a different log file

If you want to tail a custom path: 
cyberdriver logs --path "C:\\path\\to\\some.log"
  • cyberdriver join --tail: starts in the background, then tails logs in the same terminal
  • cyberdriver stop: stops the running Cyberdriver instance