Downloading Excel files from the server where the information and logs were written
kvayzen
FREEOP

6 months ago

Good afternoon, please tell me how to open the file and view the logs in the Exce file or how to simply download it. In my project, all new applications and information are written to an Exce file, and I need to provide the information that was written to the file after the project was launched on your server. How do I do this?

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Railway
BOT

6 months ago

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kvayzen
FREEOP

6 months ago

Can you please tell me a specific solution?


6 months ago

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irazvan2745
FREE

6 months ago

you need to modify your app to do that, or you can attach the volume to something like FileBrowser https://railway.com/deploy/Nan7Bs


case
PRO

6 months ago

@kvayzen can you provide some more details about what you are trying to accomplish? Are you talking about opening your Application's logs in Excel somehow? E.g. do you need to download them first, then open them on Excel on your own computer?

It would help if you could write out the steps you are trying to follow.


kvayzen
FREEOP

6 months ago

I have developed a telegram bot that writes user history in Excel, the code is written so that the entire message history in the bot is written in Excel. The code itself created an Excel file that records the history of the user's conversation. My question is, how do I get this Excel file in which the story is written, I haven't found any ways to open or download the Excel file in which the story was written after posting my code on the server?


case
PRO

6 months ago

@kvayzen you could consider adding an HTTP endpoint to your app / bot, which could let you access the file(s) from wherever you are storing them in your hosting environment. Keep in mind that adding an HTTP endpoint on the public Internet could result in other people being able to access it, so you may need authentication, etc as well.


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