Allow toggling Debugger #43
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Amazing work! |
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Could you improve passing the enable/disable to the DebugSwift struct? For example: DebugSwift.Debugger.enable = true | falseIn this way, the UserDefaultAccess, will not be public :) |
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@MaatheusGois Good idea! I have updated the code. Please have a look and let me know if it is okay. Tq. |
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Thanks @yungkienpoh-prestolabs, great work!! |
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Make Debugger Public to allow disabling Debug print messages.
Resolve issue: #42