Generate OSLog-based AppLogger infrastructure with categorized loggers and privacy annotations.
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Generates a structured logging infrastructure using os.log/Logger to replace ad-hoc print() statements, enabling robust debugging, privacy controls, and better Console.app integration.
Use the generator to scaffold AppLogger.swift and the OSLog-based logging infrastructure across your project.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To set up structured OSLog logging, you scaffold a centralized AppLogger with categorized loggers for General, Network, Auth, Data, and UI. This provides consistent, privacy-aware logging across your codebase.
The best way to replace print statements is migrating to a template-based AppLogger using OSLog/Logger. This enforces privacy annotations and categorizes logs to respect user data while improving debuggability.
OSLog privacy annotations mark log parameters as private or public, ensuring sensitive user data is redacted in production logs. The logging setup guides applying these annotations to respect user privacy.
Yes, you can filter categorized OSLog output in Console.app. The logging infrastructure uses defined categories like Network and Auth, providing specific guidance for filtering these categories within Console.app.
Yes, the structured logging setup works for both iOS and macOS. It automates a privacy-aware OSLog framework suitable for mobile app development workflows from development to production environments.
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