SimpleLogger

Simple logging tool

How to Install

1. Add it as private pod to your Podfile specifying the git source and coresponding tag. Example: pod "SimpleLogger", :git => "https://github.com/thinkaboutiter/SimpleLogger.git", :tag => "1.1.3"
2. Use it as a swift package in your project.

How to Configure

1. Enable logging (the TypeAlias Logger can be used instead of SimpleLogger) Logger.enableLogging(true)
2. (Optional) Configure verbosity - UInt32 value so it can be grouped with bitwise OR (|) Logger.use_verbosity(.all.rawValue)
3. (Optional) Configure delimiter (» by default) Logger.use_delimiter(">")
4. (Optional) Configure logging file path (enabled by default) Logger.set_shouldLogFilePathPrefix(true)
5. (Optional) Configure emoji or ascii prefix (.emoji by default)
6. Write logs to disk:
   • Using single log file
     • specifying maximum file size.
   • Using multiple log files
     • log files created are after the name of the files the log is invoked in.

How to use

1. Log a message Logger.debug.message("Some message to log")
2. Log a message and an object (methods are chainable) Logger.debug.message("Some message to log").object(someObjectToLog)
3. Check out sample project included.

Notes

1. By default loggin_to_file(s) is set to .none
   • if logging_to_file(s) is different than .none default parameter writeToFile: Bool = true can be used to alter what is written to log file(s) this would require manual change per each log line used though
2. If .multipleFiles file logging is used
   • using optional scopeName: String? = nil parameter with none-nil value (ex. "loginFlow") will create log files by scopeName-s rather than by fileName-s.