Logs
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The Logs inspector streams your app's log output in real time — the same lines you would hunt for in logcat or the Xcode console, right next to your network calls, analytics events, and crash reports.
Features
- Real-time log stream from the connected device
- Minimum-level filter (
V/D/I/W/E/F) - Filter by tag and full-text search across messages
- Auto-scroll that follows the newest entries
How logs are captured
The Logs plugin is part of the core SDK and is enabled by default — no extra code required.
The SDK reads logcat for your app's process. Everything that lands in logcat — Log.d/i/w/e, library output, println — shows up with its original tag and level.
Log levels
| Source | Level |
|---|---|
console.log / console.info / print | I |
console.debug / Log.d | D |
console.warn / NSLog / Log.w | W |
console.error / Log.e | E |
Lines produced by the SDK's own diagnostics are filtered out automatically, so enabling internal Snapbug logging never floods your stream.