I have created a simple Socket server to listen to the logs and it works perfectly.Use this server to get the logs as per your need.The below code will print the logs in the console import java.io. // Javascript // webdriver.io example let logs driver.log('driver') //: (DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE This is an auto-generated file. If you're using UI you have to enable this Log to webhook The Java client has a convenient couple of classes for starting and stopping an Appium server.

It's so much more convenient if an Appium server is started automatically when the tests begin. When all is said and done, Appium is just an HTTP server. Install it with npm install -g appium-doctor, then run the appium-doctor command, supplying the -ios or -android flags to verify that all of the dependencies are set up correctly. Also you can send log output to HTTP listener using flag -G or -webhook like that: -webhook localhost:9876. All of our example code assumes that an Appium server is already running, and this is how many test suites start out too. To verify that all of Appium's dependencies are met you can use appium-doctor.

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