Add: Web-ui status messages in a json file #6101
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With this change, the interesting events are also written to a json file in web folder. This allows the web-ui to display the event messages on screen. With this the web-ui can now see in detail what the bot is actually doing by refreshing the json file. With self.MaxEventlog = 50 you can limit the amount of lines to save on disk. This to avoid the json file gets way to large to deal with!
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This is a new feature that allows the web-ui to display the console messages on the site. It hooks the event manager to write interesting events to events-%s.json file on disk.
This is needed before the web-ui is able to have a console display on screen.