The Didomi SDK on iOS will log various informational and error messages.
As recommended by Apple, we use two mechanisms for logging:
NSLog for iOS 9
os_log for iOS 10+
Messages logged with NSLog use the format: Didomi - {LEVEL} - {Message}
NSLog
Didomi - {LEVEL} - {Message}
Example: Didomi - ERROR - Didomi SDK is not ready
Didomi - ERROR - Didomi SDK is not ready
Messages logged with os_log use the type type to indicate the level and the following information:
os_log
Subsystem: Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier or io.didomi.sdk if the bundler identifier is not available
Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier
io.didomi.sdk
Category: Didomi
Didomi
Example:
We use the standard log levels supported by os_log: debug, error, info, and fault.
debug
error
info
fault
You can decide what level of logs should be displayed by the SDK by calling the setLogLevel function:
Make sure that the call to setLogLevel is done before the call to initialize or some messages will be logged at the wrong level.
setLogLevel
initialize
If your app supports iOS 9, use the actual value of the error level instead of OSLogType:
OSLogType
1
2
16
17
Last updated 2 years ago
import os ... Didomi.shared.setLogLevel(minLevel: OSLogType.debug.rawValue) Didomi.shared.setLogLevel(minLevel: 2) Didomi.shared.initialize(...)
