AWSLogger

Deprecated

use AWSDDLog instead

Objective-C


@interface AWSLogger : NSObject

Swift

class AWSLogger : NSObject

AWSLogger is an utility class that handles logging to the console. Changing log levels during development may make debugging easier. You can change the log level by importing AWSCore.h and calling:

Swift

AWSLogger.defaultLogger().logLevel = .None

The following logging level options are available:

.None
.Error
.Warn
.Info
.Debug (This is the default.)
.Verbose

Objective-C

[AWSLogger defaultLogger].logLevel = AWSLogLevelNone;

The following logging level options are available:

AWSLogLevelNone
AWSLogLevelError
AWSLogLevelWarn
AWSLogLevelInfo
AWSLogLevelDebug (This is the default.)
AWSLogLevelVerbose

Note

We recommend setting the log level to None before publishing to the Apple App Store.

  • The log level setting. The default value is Debug.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @property AWSLogLevel logLevel;

    Swift

    var logLevel: AWSLogLevel { get set }

  • Returns the shared logger object.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    + (instancetype)defaultLogger;

    Swift

    class func `default`() -> Self!

    Return Value

    The shared logger object.

  • Prints out the formatted logs to the console. You can use the following predefined shorthand methods instead:

    AWSLogError(fmt, ...)
AWSLogWarn(fmt, ...)
AWSLogInfo(fmt, ...)
AWSLogDebug(fmt, ...)
AWSLogVerbose(fmt, ...)

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    - (void)log:(AWSLogLevel)logLevel format:(NSString *)fmt, ...;

    Parameters

    logLevel

    The level of this log.
    fmt

    The formatted string to log.