Lightweight logging library outputs logs to Logcat and Xcode Console with various log levels including Verbose, Debug, Info, Warning, Error, and WTF for detailed application monitoring.
A super light weight Log Output library in Compose Multiplatform / Kotlin Multiplatform for iOS and Android.
You can see the log in Logcat(Android) and Console(Xcode).
Like Log included in the Android standard library, You can see the log outputted by Mplogger in your Logcat.
2024-11-24 10:28:51.912 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager V VERBOSE2024-11-24 10:28:57.204 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager D DEBUG2024-11-24 10:29:37.029 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager I INFO2024-11-24 10:29:38.391 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager W WARNING2024-11-24 10:29:39.264 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager E ERROR2024-11-24 10:29:40.275 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager E WTF!The log doesn't see the Android environment like Logcat. You should launch your application by Xcode. And you can see the log in your console in Xcode
2024-11-24 10:33:34 🔍[VERBOSE] VERBOSE2024-11-24 10:33:35 💻DEBUG DEBUG2024-11-24 10:33:36 ℹ️INFO INFO2024-11-24 10:33:36 ⚠️WARNING WARNING2024-11-24 10:33:36 ❌ERROR ERROR2024-11-24 10:33:37 💣WTF WTF!These kinds of tags are adhered by Android logging rule
implementation("io.github.kate941-su:mplogger:1.0.0")The following code is a part of the UI implementation in Overview.
Button(
onClick = { MPLog.tag("Mplogger example").v("VERBOSE") },
colors = ButtonDefaults.buttonColors(
backgroundColor = Color.Gray,
contentColor = Color.White
)
) {
Text("v")
}The format of outputting logs are the below.
MPLog.tag("<TAG_NAME>").v("<VERBOSE_MESSAGE>")If you want to reuse the MPLog which has a same tag you can instantiate the MPlog.
val helloWorldLog = MPLog.tag("<TAG_NAME>")
helloWorldLog.i("<INFORMATION_MESSAGE>")A super light weight Log Output library in Compose Multiplatform / Kotlin Multiplatform for iOS and Android.
You can see the log in Logcat(Android) and Console(Xcode).
Like Log included in the Android standard library, You can see the log outputted by Mplogger in your Logcat.
2024-11-24 10:28:51.912 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager V VERBOSE2024-11-24 10:28:57.204 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager D DEBUG2024-11-24 10:29:37.029 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager I INFO2024-11-24 10:29:38.391 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager W WARNING2024-11-24 10:29:39.264 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager E ERROR2024-11-24 10:29:40.275 4903-4903 Mplogger example org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager E WTF!The log doesn't see the Android environment like Logcat. You should launch your application by Xcode. And you can see the log in your console in Xcode
2024-11-24 10:33:34 🔍[VERBOSE] VERBOSE2024-11-24 10:33:35 💻DEBUG DEBUG2024-11-24 10:33:36 ℹ️INFO INFO2024-11-24 10:33:36 ⚠️WARNING WARNING2024-11-24 10:33:36 ❌ERROR ERROR2024-11-24 10:33:37 💣WTF WTF!These kinds of tags are adhered by Android logging rule
implementation("io.github.kate941-su:mplogger:1.0.0")The following code is a part of the UI implementation in Overview.
Button(
onClick = { MPLog.tag("Mplogger example").v("VERBOSE") },
colors = ButtonDefaults.buttonColors(
backgroundColor = Color.Gray,
contentColor = Color.White
)
) {
Text("v")
}The format of outputting logs are the below.
MPLog.tag("<TAG_NAME>").v("<VERBOSE_MESSAGE>")If you want to reuse the MPLog which has a same tag you can instantiate the MPlog.
val helloWorldLog = MPLog.tag("<TAG_NAME>")
helloWorldLog.i("<INFORMATION_MESSAGE>")