Print Debugging

This page demonstrates how to use print() Larky for debugging your program flow in Larky. Sandbox environments support the print() function. While you can type the print() function in a live vault's Larky code, since the live environment is a protected environment, the print() function will not execute and will be skipped over.

Print logging code sample

This sample, when loaded onto a sandbox route, prints a statement to the compute logs that you can view in your compute logs.

load("@stdlib//builtins", builtins="builtins")
def process(input, ctx):
    output = str('This is my log')
    print (output)
    return input

Viewing logs from Larky in the dashboard

You can view the logs in the compute logs tab. From the left-hand navigation in your dashboard, choose "Logs" then choose the Compute tab on the Logs page.

This sample produces a log entry that looks like this.