Add documentation about intercepting logs

docusaurus/docs/iOS/basics/logs.md

@@ -25,6 +25,31 @@ We have four different `logLevel`'s available.
 - `.warning` (This will surface all warnings to the console).
 - `.error` (This will surface all error logs).
 
+## Filtering Logs
+
+In case you are debugging a specific area of the SDK, you can filter the logs based on subsystems. You can select one or multiple subsystems:
+
+```swift
+import StreamChat
+
+// Only one subsystem
+LogConfig.subsystems = .httpRequests
+// Multiple subsystems
+LogConfig.subsystems = [.httpRequests, .authentication]
+```
+
+We have the following subsystems available.
+
+- `.all` (The default, this will log all subsystems available).
+- `.database` (The subsystem responsible for database operations).
+- `.httpRequests` (The subsystem responsible for HTTP operations).
+- `.webSocket` (The subsystem responsible for WebSocket operations).
+- `.offlineSupport` (The subsystem responsible for offline support).
+- `.authentication` (The subsystem responsible for authentication).
+- `.audioPlayback` (The subsystem responsible for audio playback).
+- `.audioRecording` (The subsystem responsible for audio recording).
+- `.other` (This is the subsystem related to misc logs and not related to any subsystem).
+
 ## Customizing Logs
 
 By default, the logs will provide basic text to your console. Still, in the SDK, we have functionality that enables you to provide custom Emoji's to identify logs coming from the SDK quickly.
@@ -45,4 +70,30 @@ LogConfig.showDate = false
 LogConfig.showFunctionName = false
 ```
 
-Here, you're hiding the `threadName`, `date` and `functionName`.
+Here, you're hiding the `threadName`, `date` and `functionName` from the log.
+
+## Intercepting Logs
+
+You can also intercept logs from the SDK so that you can send the data to your own servers or any other third-party analytics provider.
+
+The way you do this is by creating a custom log destination.
+
+```swift
+class CustomLogDestination: BaseLogDestination {
+    override func process(logDetails: LogDetails) {
+        let level = logDetails.level
+        let message = logDetails.message
+        // Send the log details to your server or third-party SDK
+        ...
+    }
+}
+```
+
+Make sure that you set the log destination before initialising the Stream Chat SDK:
+
+```swift
+LogConfig.destinationTypes = [
+   ConsoleLogDestination.self,
+   CustomLogDestination.self // Your custom destination
+]
+```