📄️ The event stream
The event stream API is a read-only API that allows you to fetch the events that have been generated by your application. It's useful for debugging purposes, but also for building your own analytics tools. The access to this API is disabled by default, but you can enable it by configuring the authorizeReadEvents policy in your entities. You can also use the authorizeReadEvents policy to restrict access to the events of certain entities.
📄️ Schedule actions
Booster way to scheudle an action to be performed at a specific moment in time
📄️ Logging in Booster
If no configuration is provided, Booster uses the default JavaScript logging capabilities. Depending on the log level, it will call different logging methods:
📄️ Error handling
Error handling in Booster
📄️ Migrations
Learn how to migrate data in Booster
📄️ Testing
Booster applications are fully tested by default. This means that you can be sure that your application will work as expected. However, you can also write your own tests to check that your application behaves as you expect. In this section, we will leave some recommendations on how to test your Booster application.