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I've seen "HTTP transcript" used in this sense. Rather than a general term, though, what you probably want to focus on — especially because you want to "keep a
by derefr 3y ago
I've seen "HTTP transcript" used in this sense.
Rather than a general term, though, what you probably want to focus on — especially because you want to "keep a record" — is the common file format used for these: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HAR_(file_format) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HAR_(file_format)
(It was created and initially supported by web browsers, but many CLI/GUI dev tools should be capable of emitting HARs as well, often "off to the side" in some logging directory while also presenting separate, pretty info on stdout.)
- paradite 3y agoThe problem with HAR file is that it is by definition an archive format, and not design to be human-readable. For these types of records you typically want to store them in internal documentation system which usually consist of markdown or rich text documents for ease of browsing. Saving it as an attachment is possible, but it would require whoever that is reading it to download and view it inside a HAR viewer (Chrome), a few extra steps.