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Hi,

I really like the QorumLogs and use it now in my projects. The only thing, which bothers me, is the naming of the logging functions. To my opinion, function names should be descriptive like "QLogError" and should not contain just three characters like "QL4". This improves the readability of code and makes it easier to identify the log level by name. Maybe you agree and want to add this to your code.

I also like to make frameworks out of external code, so it can be reused in other projects without copying the source files into the project. I know this can also be done with CocoaPods and you already provide a podspec file. But currently, this system still seems very unstable to me and I want to control code and frameworks by myself. Hence, I also added a minimal Xcode project to provide a framework for iOS. I hope I set the bundle identifier and the project settings correctly. I hope you like the idea of the framework and add it to your repository.

Thank you for your time and your good work. Kind Regards, Christian

First I installed Alcatraz, went smoothly, then I restarted Xcode. Then, I executed:

    func application(application: UIApplication, willFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [NSObject : AnyObject]?) -> Bool {

        QorumLogs.enabled = true
        QorumLogs.test()

Instead nicely formatted, colorful output I'm getting this in the console:

 g120,120,120;QorumLogs.test()[91]:[; g0,180,180;Debug[;
 g120,120,120;QorumLogs.test()[92]:[; g0,150,0;Info[;
 g120,120,120;QorumLogs.test()[93]:[; g255,190,0;Warning[;
 g120,120,120;QorumLogs.test()[94]:[; g255,0,0;Error[;

Here you go 😃

⚠️ Carthage automatically fetches the last tagged release when the user doesn't specify a branch or anything else (which is the default case) so the installation instructions don't work without a new release. It would be awesome if you would provide a new release 🚀

In the meantime you can point Carthage to the latest commit by using

github "goktugyil/QorumLogs" "master"

Thank you!

Is it just me or QorumLogs is not iOS 9.3 ready? Instead of getting colourful output I get white text which looks like this:

[fg120,120,120;LoginViewController.swift:87 launchApplication():[; g0,150,0;

I have to admit I just updated my devices and Xcode today..

Make possible to pass an array of files instead of only one file. I replaced the generic type with Any because it didn't seem to do anything, and it was also causing problems with the array.

The names have to be passed using either strings or MyType.self. The array doesn't work only with MyType. The old method works normally and it's still possible to pass MyType.

I also moved classStringWithoutPrefix in the AnyObject block, because there were problems with structs, where the name is not prefixed.

Hi! Install plugin KZLinkedConsole throw Alcatraz. If I set QorumLogs.KZLinkedConsoleSupportEnabled = true, I got error "Type 'QorumLogs' has no member 'KZLinkedConsoleSupportEnabled" What I'm doing wrong ?

I am working on an application which needs to spit logs only when application is run in the debug mode and want to eliminate any logs when in release. Is it possible to customize that way. Even better, for every log I am trying to print, is it possible to specify if I want to print that log in release or not?

Hi, I am very like this framework.But now out projects already converted to swift3.0 with Xcode8, so we can not use it.Can you make the framework to support swift3.0 or create a swift3.0 beta branch. Thanks.

Hello! Thanks your great job to make my coding life colourful. I am trying my project with Xcode 8 now. Is there any plan to support Xcode 8 with coloured logging?

Hey,

I have been trying to use QorumLogs for a project of mine and I installed using cocoapods(0.39.0). After install when I try to build the project I get following errors.

Following are the content of my cocoapods file

target 'MyApp' do
  source 'https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs.git'
  platform :ios, '8.0'
  use_frameworks!
  pod 'Alamofire', '~> 3.1.3'
  pod 'SwiftyJSON', :git => 'https://github.com/SwiftyJSON/SwiftyJSON.git'
  pod 'QorumLogs'
end

I am really sorry if its a basic issue I am new to iOS development

Add a functionality that we can add the logs directly to a text file that can be store in documents directory or cache directory. This file can be used to send report to the developer in case of any issues

When you do big loops, like 10k for loops some line in here is lagging the whole code. I think it might be the file extensions.

    for _ in 0..<10000 {
      QL1(11111)
   }

Sending dozens and dozens of logs per session seems like wasted overhead. I'd prefer to store logs throughout the user's session, then send the stored logs in a single request the next time the user foregrounds the app (or possibly attempt to send them when the user backgrounds the app). This would remove the wasted overhead associated with numerous smaller HTTP requests (headers). You would definitely need local persistence of some kind. I'd also like to know that things like logs couldn't potentially be slowing down other HTTP requests that are actually critical - this is particularly a concern on mobile devices in limited bandwidth conditions.

This can be tagged as a feature request.

I wrote a wrapper for Qorum that does a few things I wish Qorum did. Perhaps some inspiration can be drawn from it for future changes. For example, setting onlyShowThisFile or minimumLogLevelShown should use the same prefix format for other log events so they can be tracked to a line number.

https://gist.github.com/semireg/66a127b6ae940984738e84334af84357

While minimumLogLevelShown is useful, one missing feature is the ability to set different levels for each file. That way, a global can be set such as ERROR and then developers can turn on debugging on a per-file basis.

Thoughts?