MpLogger

A super light weight Log Output library in Compose Multiplatform / Kotlin Multiplatform for iOS and Android.

Overview

You can see the log in Logcat(Android) and Console(Xcode).

Log level

• Verbose
• Debug
• Info
• Warning
• Error
• WTF

Android

Like Log included in the Android standard library, You can see the log outputted by Mplogger in your Logcat.

Verbose

2024-11-24 10:28:51.912  4903-4903  Mplogger example        org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager    V  VERBOSE

Debug

2024-11-24 10:28:57.204  4903-4903  Mplogger example        org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager    D  DEBUG

Info

2024-11-24 10:29:37.029  4903-4903  Mplogger example        org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager    I  INFO

Warning

2024-11-24 10:29:38.391  4903-4903  Mplogger example        org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager    W  WARNING

Error

2024-11-24 10:29:39.264  4903-4903  Mplogger example        org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager    E  ERROR

WTF

2024-11-24 10:29:40.275  4903-4903  Mplogger example        org.kaitokitaya.credentialmanager    E  WTF!

iOS

The log doesn't see the Android environment like Logcat. You should launch your application by Xcode. And you can see the log in your console in Xcode

Verbose

2024-11-24 10:33:34 🔍[VERBOSE] VERBOSE

Debug

2024-11-24 10:33:35 💻DEBUG DEBUG

Info

2024-11-24 10:33:36 ℹ️INFO INFO

Warning

2024-11-24 10:33:36 ⚠️WARNING WARNING

Error

2024-11-24 10:33:36 ❌ERROR ERROR

WTF

2024-11-24 10:33:37 💣WTF WTF!

These kinds of tags are adhered by Android logging rule

Install

implementation("io.github.kate941-su:mplogger:1.0.0")

How to use

The following code is a part of the UI implementation in Overview.

Button(
    onClick = { MPLog.tag("Mplogger example").v("VERBOSE") },
    colors = ButtonDefaults.buttonColors(
        backgroundColor = Color.Gray,
        contentColor = Color.White
    )
) {
    Text("v")
}

The format of outputting logs are the below.

MPLog.tag("<TAG_NAME>").v("<VERBOSE_MESSAGE>")

If you want to reuse the MPLog which has a same tag you can instantiate the MPlog.

val helloWorldLog = MPLog.tag("<TAG_NAME>")
helloWorldLog.i("<INFORMATION_MESSAGE>")