Oct 29, 2020
Skript Executions
The "Skript Executions" section of the web panel provides a comprehensive overview of skript executions, displaying the status of each execution.
Every time a skript is initiated, a new execution status object is generated. Skripts can be triggered manually via the web panel's start button or automatically by the scheduler at predetermined times.

Execution Details
The execution table offers insights into each skript execution, including:
- ID: The unique identifier of the execution.
- Worker: The worker that executed the skript.
- Skript: The category and name of the skript.
- Input: The input file used for execution.
- InputSecret: The secret input file, if applicable.
- Action: The current status of the skript execution (start, stop, pause, end, or error).
- Error message: Any errors that occurred during execution.
- Output: The stored skript output upon successful execution.
- Created at: The time when the skript execution started.
- Updated at: The last recorded execution timestamp.
Action Status
The "Action" field reflects the real-time status of the execution. This status updates continuously via websockets and can include:
- start - Skript is actively running.
- pause - Skript execution has been temporarily halted.
- stop - Skript has been terminated.
- end - Skript execution completed successfully.
- error - Skript encountered an error and stopped.