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Xcode 8 kills code colors #88
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"Apple has decided to rid the Xcode world of plugins and instead has introduced Xcode extensions. |
A workaround I come up with is to write my own formatter , add color emoji to the different log leve, like this: LogLevelTitle = @[@"❗️Error",@"❓Warning",@"💧Info",@"✅Debug",@"🔤Verbose"]; |
The SwiftyBeaver logging framework is using emojis as fallback in Xcode 8 and you can also set your own ones. default console logging is with hearts: |
I use DDLog extensively in my codes so I really don't want to introduce another log framework. But it is good to know that I am "on the right track". Thanks! |
Using emoji is REALLY cool! |
There seems to be alternatives to allow 3rd party plugins: https://github.com/XVimProject/XVim/blob/master/INSTALL_Xcode8.md Tested and approved. |
what @AdrienGiboire linked works in Xcode 8 https://github.com/XVimProject/XVim/blob/master/INSTALL_Xcode8.md |
@robbiehanson Thank you for your hard work maintaining this project all these years. It was a real disappointment to have plug-ins removed from Xcode 8.0 — I hope Apple brings back a way for XcodeColors to live on. While it isn't a direct replacement for what XcodeColors provided, the new 5.0 release of the pure Swift CleanroomLogger project uses color-coded characters to indicate the severity of a given log message:
Hope some folks find it useful. |
Its mind boggling apple still hasn't added color support into the Xcode console... |
because we can't tweak Xcode 8 to use color in console robbiehanson/XcodeColors#88
because we can't tweak Xcode 8 to use color in console robbiehanson/XcodeColors#88
because we can't tweak Xcode 8 to use color in console emoji is a viable workaround, and log implementaion could use this. robbiehanson/XcodeColors#88
Hey, guys, I have created Printer – a "fancy" way to print logs on the console. It has almost everything which may help you during an app development. |
because we can't tweak Xcode 8 to use color in console emoji is a viable workaround, and log implementaion could use this. robbiehanson/XcodeColors#88
I'm now just using base CocoaLumberJack with special emoji icons instead and seems to be working quite well. `- (NSString *)formatLogMessage:(DDLogMessage *)logMessage {
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http://openradar.appspot.com/radar?id=4934039337172992
Thanks a lot Apple.
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