simonbs, 3 months ago Finding this extension on OSLog's Logger incredibly helpful when quickly adding logging to a type ✨ 🪵
Finding this extension on OSLog's Logger incredibly helpful when quickly adding logging to a type ✨ 🪵
n0rthk1n9, 3 months ago @simonbs I will definitely steal this for my app! 😍 Thanks for sharing, that’s exactly what I need right now!
@simonbs I will definitely steal this for my app! 😍 Thanks for sharing, that’s exactly what I need right now!
jhalickman, 3 months ago @simonbs I’ve been using this macro that does something similar for my latest project and it’s really handy: https://github.com/Finnvoor/StaticLogger
@simonbs I’ve been using this macro that does something similar for my latest project and it’s really handy: https://github.com/Finnvoor/StaticLogger
umurgdk, 3 months ago @simonbs Something like this
@simonbs Something like this
umurgdk, 3 months ago @simonbs I prefer separating loggers by subsystems. The usual suspects are "auth, ui, lifecycle, database, other domain specific subsystems"
@simonbs I prefer separating loggers by subsystems. The usual suspects are "auth, ui, lifecycle, database, other domain specific subsystems"
tomlokhorst, 3 months ago @simonbs I define the logger at the file level, so that I can also use it in the private extensions for other types I create as helpers inside the same file.
@simonbs I define the logger at the file level, so that I can also use it in the private extensions for other types I create as helpers inside the same file.
mattiem, 3 months ago @simonbs @5sw Yes! I use something similar!
@simonbs @5sw Yes! I use something similar!
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