Facets sidebar

The right edge of the Logs page (when wider than tablet width) shows a small panel called FACETS. It breaks the current result page into the top values for three commonly-filtered fields.

What it shows

Three groups, top six values each, sorted by count:

• SEVERITY. trace / debug / info / warn / error / fatal. Tells you "of the 100 visible events, how many are errors".
• DATASET. Which event streams the visible events came from (e.g., player-actions, economy, anti-cheat).
• SOURCE. Which resource emitted them (e.g., fivem-redm:server, chat-bridge, redm-economy).

Each row has the value, the raw count, and a small orange bar showing the proportion relative to the most-frequent value in the group.

How to use it

Click any value to apply that filter to your search. So clicking dataset: player-actions adds AND dataset:"player-actions" to your query and re-runs.

This is the same behaviour as Click to filter but in aggregate form: you see the spread first, then commit to a slice.

When it hides

The facets sidebar disappears in three cases:

• During live tail (the buffer is a moving target, facets would shift every poll)
• On group-by responses (the bar chart already IS the breakdown)
• Below the lg viewport width (~1024px). On narrow screens the sidebar would crowd the result list.

What the counts represent

The counts are over the visible page (the events you can scroll through right now), not the entire result set. If your search has 2,341 hits and you have only loaded the first 100, the facets reflect those 100.

Click Load more to extend the page and the facets re-render with the larger sample. For an authoritative breakdown across the full result set, run a group by query (e.g., severity:warn group by dataset).

What it does not show

The facets are deliberately narrow: severity, dataset, source. Adding more groups (actor, event, etc.) would push the panel past its useful width on most screens.

To see top values for other fields, run a group by query yourself. For example:

severity:error group by actor

This returns a sorted list of actors who had errors, with counts. Same idea as a facet but for any field you want.