XcodeLogConfiguration

open class XcodeLogConfiguration: ConsoleLogConfiguration

A LogConfiguration optimized for use when running within Xcode.


                    
                    
                    init(minimumSeverity:debugMode:verboseDebugMode:stdStreamsMode:mimicOSLogOutput:showCallSite:filters:)

Initializes a new XcodeLogConfiguration instance.

Warning

Setting either debugMode or verboseDebugMode to true will result in synchronousMode being used when recording log entries. Synchronous mode is helpful while debugging, as it ensures that logs are always up-to-date when debug breakpoints are hit. However, synchronous mode can have a negative influence on performance and is therefore not recommended for use in production code.

Declaration

Swift

public init(minimumSeverity: LogSeverity = .info, debugMode: Bool = false, verboseDebugMode: Bool = false, stdStreamsMode: StandardStreamsMode = .useAsFallback, mimicOSLogOutput: Bool = true, showCallSite: Bool = true, filters: [LogFilter] = [])

Parameters

`minimumSeverity`	The minimum supported `LogSeverity`. Any `LogEntry` having a `severity` less than `minimumSeverity` will be silently ignored.
`debugMode`	If `true`, the value of `minimumSeverity` will be lowered (if necessary) to `.debug` and `synchronousMode` will be used when recording log entries.
`verboseDebugMode`	If `true`, the value of `minimumSeverity` will be lowered (if necessary) to `.verbose` and `synchronousMode` will be used when recording log entries.
`stdStreamsMode`	A `StandardStreamsMode` value that governs when standard console streams (i.e., `stdout` and `stderr`) should be used for recording log output.
`mimicOSLogOutput`	If `true`, any output sent to `stdout` will be formatted in such a way as to mimic the output seen when `os_log()` is used.
`showCallSite`	If `true`, the source file and line indicating the call site of the log request will be added to formatted log messages.
`filters`	The `LogFilter`s to use when deciding whether a given `LogEntry` should be passed along for recording.