A simple logging package for Swift
OhMyLog
OhMyLog is a simple logging package for Swift. It supports the following features:
- Six logging levels (?, ?, ?, ⚠️, ?, ?)
- Display log context including filename and line number
Install?
You package file would be like:
let package = Package(
name: "YourPackageName",
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/forkercat/OhMyLog.git", .branch("main")),
],
targets: [
.executableTarget(
name: "YourPackageName",
dependencies: [
.product(name: "OhMyLog", package: "OhMyLog")
]),
]
)
Usage?
Option 1: Use Logger object
import OhMyLog
let list = ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
var logger = Logger(name: "MyProject", level: .info)
logger.logLevel = .trace
logger.trace("Hello, World! \(list)")
logger.debug("Hello, World! \(list)")
logger.info("Hello, World! \(list)")
logger.warn("Hello, World! \(list)")
logger.error("Hello, World! \(list)")
logger.fatal("Hello, World! \(list)")
// Output
[?TRACE] MyProject main.swift:24 - Hello, World! ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
[?DEBUG] MyProject main.swift:25 - Hello, World! ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
[?INFO ] MyProject main.swift:26 - Hello, World! ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
[⚠️WARN ] MyProject main.swift:27 - Hello, World! ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
[?ERROR] MyProject main.swift:28 - Hello, World! ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
[?FATAL] MyProject main.swift:29 - Hello, World! ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
Option 2: Use Log namespace
import OhMyLog
let list = ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
Log.registerLogger(name: "MyProject", level: .info)
Log.setLevel(level: .info)
Log.info("Hello, World! \(list)")
// Output
[?INFO ] MyProject main.swift:26 - Hello, World! ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
Option 3: Without import (recommended)
Create a swift source file in your project with two lines.
import OhMyLog
typealias Log = OhMyLog.Log
Now you are able to log without import OhMyLog
.
let list = ["Oh", "My", "Log"]
Log.registerLogger(name: "MyProject", level: .info)
Log.setLevel(level: .info)
Log.info("Hello, World! \(list)")
// Output
[?INFO ] MyProject main.swift:26 - Hello, World! ["Oh", "My", "Log"]