Logger

Sendbird UIKit for iOS offers a logging system that allows you to keep track of a number of events and activities including data flow, error, and information while running your application. You can closely monitor the operation of the UIKit SDK and improve debug efficiency using our logging system.

Log types, or log levels, can be used to categorize and control log outputs. The following table lists five different log types for the logger in UIKit for iOS.

The default log type for iOS is none. You can set the log level through the setLogLevel() method in the SBUMain class. If you are developing your app in Swift, you can first set a single log type and use a logType array to specify all log types at once. In Objective-C, you can set a single log type and then use a bit mask to specify all log types at once.

// Output all logs.
SBUMain.setLogLevel(.all)
// Output only specific logs.
SBUMain.setLogLevel([.error, .info])

Log messages as output are displayed on the console in the order as follows:

{date time} {tag} {type} {thread} {classFuncName} | {message}