quant waflogs

Stream and query Web Application Firewall (WAF) event logs for the active project. Useful for debugging false-positives, investigating attacks, and exporting log data for analysis.

Synopsis

quant waflogs [options]

Description

waflogs fetches WAF events from the API. By default it prints them to the terminal in a readable key-value format; pass --output to write CSV to a file instead. It returns a small recent window by default — use --all to fetch the full history or --size to control how many entries each API request returns.

Restrict which fields are shown with --fields. Field names match the keys in the log records — run the command once without --fields to see what’s available.

Options

Flag	Description	Default
-f, --fields	Comma-separated list of field names to include.	All fields
-o, --output	Path to write CSV output.	stdout
--all	Fetch every available log entry.	false
--size	Number of log entries per API request.	10

Examples

Print the most recent events

quant waflogs

Export all events to CSV

quant waflogs --all -o waf-events.csv

Restrict to specific fields

# Run once without --fields to discover the available field names
quant waflogs --size 5

# Then restrict output to the fields you need
quant waflogs --fields <field1>,<field2> --size 100

See also

• WAF overview — Web Application Firewall capabilities.
• Custom WAF rules — write project-specific rules.