Options for GET /containers/{id}/logs. More...

#include <testcontainers/docker/Logs.hpp>

Public Attributes
bool	include_stdout = true
	include the stdout stream
bool	include_stderr = true
	include the stderr stream
std::string	tail = "all"
	number of trailing lines, or "all"
bool	timestamps = false
	prefix each line with an RFC3339 timestamp
bool	tty = false
	The container was created with Tty=true → its log stream is raw/unframed; skip demux.

Detailed Description

Options for GET /containers/{id}/logs.

Note: the include-flags are named include_stdout / include_stderr rather than stdout / stderr because the latter are reserved macros from <cstdio> on some platforms (notably MSVC, where stdout expands to a function call). There is deliberately no follow flag here: the snapshot/stream split is encoded in the method names — logs() is always a snapshot, follow_logs() always streams.

Member Data Documentation

◆ include_stdout

bool testcontainers::LogOptions::include_stdout = true

include the stdout stream

◆ include_stderr

bool testcontainers::LogOptions::include_stderr = true

include the stderr stream

◆ tail

std::string testcontainers::LogOptions::tail = "all"

number of trailing lines, or "all"

◆ timestamps

bool testcontainers::LogOptions::timestamps = false

prefix each line with an RFC3339 timestamp

◆ tty

bool testcontainers::LogOptions::tty = false

The container was created with Tty=true → its log stream is raw/unframed; skip demux.

Not a query param: it only selects the decode path.