A VS Code extension that surfaces Salesforce debug logs in a bottom-panel webview. Pick an org and a user, fetch the latest logs from the org, filter by event type or text, and inspect each log inline — without leaving the editor.
Features
Bottom panel webview — opens next to the Terminal/Problems panel, not a sidebar.
Multi-org support — discovers all authenticated sf orgs and remembers the selected one.
User filter — fetch logs only for a specific user (yourself or someone else with logs in the org).
Local cache, no overwrite — downloaded logs are stored under .sf-logs/<org>/<userId>/ in the workspace. Existing logs are never overwritten; old logs are preserved until you explicitly delete them.
Storage cap — a soft cap (sfLogReader.maxStorageMB) triggers a cleanup prompt when local logs grow past the threshold.
Filter row — toggle event-type categories (USER_DEBUG, SOQL, DML, EXCEPTION, …) and free-text-search the active log.
Collapsible "SF CLI Command Log" — every sf invocation made by the extension is recorded with its args, duration, and exit code, so you can see exactly what was run and why.
Requirements
VS Code 1.105 or later.
The Salesforce CLI (sf) installed and on your PATH.
At least one authenticated org (sf org login web).
Configuration
Setting
Default
Purpose
sfLogReader.fetchLimit
25
Max logs to list/fetch per refresh.
sfLogReader.maxStorageMB
200
Soft cap on per-org local log storage.
sfLogReader.logFolderName
.sf-logs
Workspace-relative folder for stored logs.
sfLogReader.commandTimeoutMs
60000
Timeout per sf CLI invocation.
sfLogReader.apiVersion
60.0
API version (reserved for future Tooling API use).
Roadmap
Offline summary generator: per-log Markdown report with a Mermaid class-call diagram and SOQL/DML counts.
