Using Apples swift-log

[slashmo]

I love the iOS Console app. Looks like a definite time saver 👌

Did you already consider using apple/swift-log and writing a custom backend for Pulse (storing to CoreData) instead of writing your own top-level API?

[kean]

I was aware of swift-log, but for some reason didn't consider using it. I think it is a good idea, and should be an easy change.

[slashmo]

Cool, I’d be happy to help out with that.

[kean]

Awesome, if you'd like to work on it, please go ahead. I'm currently working on adding some limits (expiration/size) to the store size. And then I'm going to wait to see if there is more feedback to address.

A have a public board where I manage tasks https://trello.com/b/GeR3MMdt/pulse

[slashmo]

Sounds good 👍 I’ll look into it and create a draft PR so we can discuss the details.

[kean]

Hey, @slashmo. Thanks again for such a large contribution. I made some minor changes like removing timing dependencies from the unit tests, updated documentation, and I released all of the changes in Pulse 0.3.

I also made some massive changes to PulseUI to accommodate swift-log. I'm now facing a lot of open questions like how to handle label, metadata, file, line, and all of this additional data. If you are interested in using/contributing to PulseUI, I might give you access to the repo. Please reach out to me in direct messages on Twitter.