The motivation of this project was to ease using existing libraries which use SLF4J as their logging framework on the Google Android platform in combination with Jake Wharton's Timber logging utility.
This project is based on the official slf4j-android implementation (+ bugfixes)
but directs the logging calls mainly to Timber.log(...);
.
Add the following to your dependencies (add jcenter to your repositories if you haven't)
compile 'at.favre.lib:slf4j-timber:1.0.0'
And that's basically it. SLF4J will automatically look for implementations of ILoggerFactory
in the classpath (so don't add this
parallel to org.slf4j:slf4j-android
)
The artifacts are deployed to jcenter and Maven Central.
The priorities will be converted to LogCat's priority level and passed to
Timber.log(...);
. The Log.isLoggable()
are not respected here, since Timber
should be responsible to decide when to log what. The following table shows
the mapping from SLF4J log levels to LogCat log levels.
SLF4J | Android/Timber |
---|---|
TRACE | VERBOSE |
DEBUG | DEBUG |
INFO | INFO |
WARN | WARN |
ERROR | ERROR |
Logger instances created using the LoggerFactory are named either according to the name given as parameter, or the fully qualified class name of the class given as parameter. No truncating will take place since Timber handles this itself.
The Android-Timber binding implementation currently does not support Markers. All logging methods which have a Marker parameter simply delegate to the corresponding method without a Marker parameter, i.e., the Marker parameter is silently ignored.
All tags and commits by me are signed with git with my private key:
GPG key ID: 4FDF85343912A3AB
Fingerprint: 2FB392FB05158589B767960C4FDF85343912A3AB
Assemble the lib with the following command
./gradlew :slf4j-timber:assemble
The .aar
files can then be found in /slf4j-timber/build/outputs/aar
folder
- Java 7
- Maven
Copyright 2017 Patrick Favre-Bulle
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