XenLogs
Install XenLogs, connect your FiveM server, and give your team a clearer view of what happens in game.
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Your first server, step by step
These guides cover XenLogs: the FiveM server resource, its built-in framework integrations, custom logging exports, and the web dashboard. Start with installation, then enable the integration your server uses.
Download the resource, add your API key, and check your first connection.
Read guide Configure your serverSet up live configuration, batching, and API key rotation.
Read guide Enable an integrationConnect ESX or QBCore events to your logs.
Read guide Write custom eventsSend meaningful events from your own Lua or JavaScript resources.
Read guideHow XenLogs fits together
- A community groups your servers and the teammates who can access them.
- Each server has its own API key. The XenLogs resource uses that key to send events to the correct server.
- Built-in integrations listen for supported framework events. Custom exports let your own server code record additional actions.
- The dashboard provides live logs, historical views, CSV export, server configuration, and team permissions.
Before you begin
Have access to your FiveM server files and server.cfg, a XenLogs account with an active subscription, and permission to configure your community. XenLogs runs on the server; players do not install a separate client resource.