# Description
Welcome to the documentation for Teleport NSLog. Here you will find in-depth information on how to integrate and use Teleport NSLog in your iOS projects. Teleport NSLog is a powerful logging framework that allows you to easily capture and send logs from your app to the Teleport server for analysis and debugging.
# Features
Teleport NSLog offers the following features:
1. **Easy Integration**: Integrating Teleport NSLog into your app is straightforward and requires minimal setup.
2. **Remote Logging**: Capture logs from your app and remotely send them to the Teleport server for analysis.
3. **Real-time Analysis**: Receive logs in real-time, enabling quick analysis and debugging of your app.
4. **Customizable Log Levels**: Configure different log levels to filter and manage the logs based on their importance.
5. **Rich Logging**: Teleport NSLog supports logging of various types, including text, JSON, and binary data.
6. **Metadata Enrichment**: Enhance logs with additional contextual information, such as user details or device information.
7. **Secure Communication**: The communication between your app and the Teleport server is encrypted to ensure data security.
# Installation
To integrate Teleport NSLog into your iOS project, follow these steps:
1. Install Teleport NSLog using CocoaPods by adding the following line to your `Podfile`:
“`plaintext
pod ‘Teleport-NSLog’
“`
2. Run `pod install` to install the Teleport NSLog dependency.
3. Import the Teleport NSLog framework in your codebase:
“`swift
import Teleport_Nslog
“`
# Configuration
To configure Teleport NSLog, perform the following steps:
1. Initialize the Teleport NSLog framework with your Teleport Server API Key. This should be done during your app’s startup.
“`swift
TeleportNSLog.shared.initialize(apiKey: “YOUR_API_KEY”)
“`
2. Customize the log level and other settings based on your needs. The available log levels are:
– `TeleportLogLevel.verbose`
– `TeleportLogLevel.debug`
– `TeleportLogLevel.info`
– `TeleportLogLevel.warning`
– `TeleportLogLevel.error`
You can set the log level using the following code:
“`swift
TeleportNSLog.shared.logLevel = .debug
“`
3. Optionally enable metadata enrichment by providing a dictionary of key-value pairs containing additional information:
“`swift
TeleportNSLog.shared.enrich(with: [“user_id”: “123”, “device”: “iPhone”])
“`
# Usage
Teleport NSLog provides easy-to-use methods for logging messages. Here are some examples:
1. Logging text messages:
“`swift
TeleportNSLog.shared.log(“This is a log message”)
“`
2. Logging JSON objects:
“`swift
let jsonObject = [“name”: “John”, “age”: 25, “country”: “USA”]
TeleportNSLog.shared.log(json: jsonObject)
“`
3. Logging binary data:
“`swift
let imageData = UIImage(named: “example.png”)!.pngData()
TeleportNSLog.shared.log(binary: imageData)
“`
4. Customize the log level for specific logs:
“`swift
TeleportNSLog.shared.log(“This is a debug log”, level: .debug)
TeleportNSLog.shared.log(“This is an error log”, level: .error)
“`
# Advanced Configuration
Teleport NSLog offers advanced configuration options to enhance your logging experience. Here are some additional features:
1. **Flush Logs**: Manually flush logs to ensure they are sent to the Teleport server immediately:
“`swift
TeleportNSLog.shared.flushLogs()
“`
2. **Custom Log Filters**: Implement custom log filters to selectively capture and process logs based on your requirements. Contact our support for more information on implementing custom log filters.
3. **Custom Log Processors**: Extend the functionality of Teleport NSLog by implementing custom log processors. Log processors allow you to manipulate logs before they are sent to the Teleport server. Contact our support for more information on implementing custom log processors.
4. **Log Caching**: Enable log caching to store logs in case of network unavailability and automatically send them to the Teleport server once the connection is restored.
# Example App
To help you understand the integration process, we have provided an Example App that demonstrates the usage and features of Teleport NSLog. You can find the Example App’s source code on [GitHub](https://github.com/teleport/nslog-example-app).
# Resources
Here are some resources that will assist you in working with Teleport NSLog:
– [Documentation](https://docs.teleport.dev/nslog)
– [API Reference](https://docs.teleport.dev/nslog/api-reference)
– [Sample Code](https://github.com/teleport/nslog-example-app)
– [Support](https://www.teleport.dev/support)
# Conclusion
Teleport NSLog provides a convenient way to capture and send logs from your iOS app to the Teleport server for analysis and debugging purposes. The framework offers a range of features, including remote logging, real-time analysis, customizable log levels, and secure communication. By following the installation, configuration, and usage guidelines provided in this documentation, you can easily integrate and leverage the power of Teleport NSLog in your own projects.