Android Log wrapper. Make your lovely cat simpler. You can throw out android.util.Log with mine or yours (Change the package name if you want)
##Change logs: Version 0.1.2:
- Add version for LOG. From version 0.1.2, I have written
Log.javainstead ofLOG.java.LOG.javais Deprecated - Change all functions to
static. Now you don't need to create object for logging. - Add tracking runtime. See example
- Add
tagparameter to keep your old Log debug safely ##What new?
##Features
Nothing new, but You can save your time finding where the logs were printed and put tag into Log.blah(tag, msg)
[NEW] Tracking running time for your tag
###Example:
Your log is written in Foo.java, at line 145:
[145] Log.i("your message here");
output:
Foo:145 : your message here
####Tracking runtime?
Log.startTrack("Long task"); //[START] Tracking runtime for: [Long task]
...
Log.printTrack("Long task"); //[INFO] [Long task] run in 1503ms (1s503ms). Different from previous checking: 100ms (100ms)
...
Log.stopTrack("Long task"); //[STOP] [Long task] run in 2008ms (2s8ms). Different from previous checking: 0ms (0ms)
Log.printTrack("Long task");//[ERROR] Tracking [Long task] NOT FOUND!
##Usage
Download and put Log.java to your Android project
import <package>.Log
Log.i("your message or your array or your list here");
Log.e("something like above, but you can throw an exception", exception);
Log.wtf(); //just "WHAT THE FUCK!!!!!!!!!!" <-- I know your feeling LOL
Log.here(); //just "here" <-- I know sometime, you just want this
Log.on(); //for start print log
Log.off(); //for stop print log
//Tracking runtime:
Log.startTrack("Long task");
Log.printTrack("Long task");
Log.stopTrack("Long task");
##Licence:
This library uses the Apache License, version 2.0. Copyright: tuanchauict