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Colored level emojis in Xcode 8 & Swift 2.3
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| // set custom level strings to add color | |
| let console = ConsoleDestination() | |
| console.levelString.Verbose = "💜 VERBOSE" | |
| console.levelString.Debug = "💚 DEBUG" | |
| console.levelString.Info = "💙 INFO" | |
| console.levelString.Warning = "💛 WARNING" | |
| console.levelString.Error = "❤️ ERROR" |
If you want to change only emoji, you can do the following:
console.levelColor.verbose = "🐷"
console.levelColor.debug = "🛠️"
console.levelColor.info = "ℹ️"
console.levelColor.warning = "⚠️"
console.levelColor.error = "💥"
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Verbose, Debug, Info, Warning, Error. Shall be replace by:
verbose, debug, info, warning, error. (Xcode 8.2.1)