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Swift Helper Logger Class
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//___FILEHEADER___ | |
import Foundation | |
// To use this as a template, do the following: | |
// 1. Create the 'Custom' directory -> mkdir -p ~/Library/Developer/Xcode/Templates/File\ Templates/Custom | |
// 2. Open Finder, CMD + G into this directory /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Library/Xcode/Templates/File Templates | |
// 3. Open 'Source' directory and copy the Swift File.xctemplate | |
// 4. Paste the Swift File.xctemplate into to the 'Custom' directory from step 1 | |
// 5. Rename the Swift File.xctemplate in the 'Custom' directory to the desired name for the template | |
// 6. Replace the '___FILEBASENAME___.swift' file in template directory with this file | |
// 7. Alternatively, edit the '___FILEBASENAME___.swift' to suit your needs | |
// This helper class is helpful for when the debugging output produced by the programmer is buried by the debugging output from the system. | |
// To see programmer debugging output only, do the following: | |
// 1. Use this Logger's log functions | |
// 2. Type [the name of your project] in the console pane (debug area) bottom-right filter. | |
class Logger { | |
private init () {} | |
private static let project : String = "___PROJECTNAME___" | |
static func log(_ string: String, label: String = "INFO"){ | |
DispatchQueue.main.async { | |
print("[\(Logger.project)][\(label)]: \(string)") | |
} | |
} | |
static func info(_ string: String) { | |
Logger.log(string) | |
} | |
static func warning(_ string: String) { | |
Logger.log(string, label: "WARNING") | |
} | |
static func error(_ string: String) { | |
Logger.log(string, label: "ERROR") | |
} | |
} |
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