Configure SDK logging on iOS

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This page has instructions for:

  • turning logging on and off, and for setting logging levels
  • enabling subscription for notifications as well as retrieving notification status

Enable and set the logging level

You can use below methods on the ANLogManager interface to set the logging level of the iOS SDK:

  • getANLogLevel
  • setANLogLevel

Example

[ANLogManager setANLogLevel:ANLogLevelDebug];

Note

See ANLogManager.h for all available log levels.

Enable and disable notification observer and retrieve notification status

Additionally, you have an option to enable logs to be posted as notification if your app wants to ingest these logs and do further processing. You can use below methods on the ANLogManager interface to set and retrieve the notification status of the iOS SDK logs:

  • setNotificationsEnabled

  • isNotificationsEnabled

    /**
Enable to subscribe for Notifications
*/
+ (void)setNotificationsEnabled:(BOOL)enabled;
/**
Get Notification Status
*/
+ (BOOL)isNotificationsEnabled;

Example

// To Enable Notifications Observer
[ANLogManager setNotificationsEnabled:YES];
// To get the status of current Notifications Observer
[ANLogManager isNotificationsEnabled]