Very simple way to show console logs for Xcode choosing from 4 levels:
- only errors (1)
- errors, warnings (2)
- error, warnings, infos (3)
- everything (maximum verbosity) (4)
You can simply drag the class 42Log.Swift in you project and start using it:
To set the level of verbosity, where you want in your code set it: Log.say.withLevelOfVerbosity(level: 4) <- set the number for the level of verbosity that you want
In your code where you want to add a log output: Log.say.error(message: "error....") Log.say.warning(message: "warning....") Log.say.info(message: "info....") Log.say.verbose(message: "verbose....")
And that's all folks!
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