QuickELogger

A quick and simple way to log JSON log messages to disk in your iPhone or iPad app.

Adding QuickELogger to your project

Clone from Github

1. Clone repository from github and copy files directly, or add it as a git submodule.
2. Add all files from Source directory to your project.

How To

• Import QuickELogger.
• Create an instance of QuickELogger, and then it's as simple as calling log(:message:type).
• This logger has the following (pretty standard) log types: verbose, info, debug, warn, error.

Note: The file is saved in the /Documents directory.

Additional note: By default the filename is QuickELogger.json. You can specify a different filename in init(:filename).

Example Usage

import QuickELogger

let logger = QuickELogger()

logger(message: "Tacos > Burritos", type: .info)

Gotchas

This logger doesn't append to a log file in the traditional sense. It reads from a current log (if one exists), and then overwrites that log with updated logs. This framework was created out of necessity to write logs to disk easily without loading in huge log frameworks and shouldn't be used for ultra-heavy logging.

Plans to make this more "enterprise-ready" are being evaluated.

Testing

• Prerequisites: ruby, ruby gems, bundler

This project has been setup to use fastlane to run the specs.

First, run the setup.sh script to bundle required gems and Cocoapods when in the project directory:

$ ./setup.sh

And then use fastlane to run all the specs on the command line:

$ bundle exec fastlane run_all_specs

Version History

Version history can be found on releases page.

Suggestions, requests, and feedback

Thanks for checking out QuickELogger for your logging needs. Any feedback can be can be sent to: github@ryan.codes.