fluttter_socket_log_plugin 1.0.0

A Flutter package which provides remote socket logging to see debug prints outside the app. This is especially useful for QA testers.

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fluttter_socket_log_plugin

Logging flutter apps to remote using socket. In order to connect to remote app, you need to be in the same local network. The tester will be able to see all the logs inside the client app.

You can find the client app source code here.

Client application to watch logs

Installation

Add

flutter_socket_log_plugin : # latest version

or run

flutter pub add flutter_socket_log_plugin

How to Use

Install Client Application

Install client app using the flutter source code for windows, linux, mac, android, ios or use app for windows.

Basic Usage

Initialize the plugin in main function

void main() {
  	// add conditions to initialize the plugin
  	FlutterSocketLogPlugin.init(appName: 'Dummy App');
  	runApp(const MyApp());
}

Log to remote client app

FlutterSocketLogPlugin.log(
   'Write your logs', 
   DefaultLogs.debug, // customize logs if you want
   [DefaultLogs.network], // add your log tags, customize tags
);

Customize Log Levels and Log Tags

Initialize your log tag and log level

List<LogLevel> logLevels = [
  FlutterSocketLogPlugin.createLogLevel(
    'Critical',
    Colors.cyan.value,
    Icons.warning.codePoint,
  ),
  FlutterSocketLogPlugin.createLogLevel(
    'Alert',
    Colors.red.value,
    Icons.error.codePoint,
  )
];

List<LogTag> logTags = [
  FlutterSocketLogPlugin.createTag(
    'Request',
    Colors.blue.value,
    Icons.network_wifi.codePoint,
  ),
  FlutterSocketLogPlugin.createTag(
    'Response',
    Colors.green.value,
    Icons.network_wifi.codePoint,
  ),
];

Add customizations to init function

FlutterSocketLogPlugin.init(
  appName: 'Customized App',
  logLevels: logLevels,
  logTags: logTags,
);

Start Logging

FlutterSocketLogPlugin.log(
  'Write your logs here',
  logLevels[0],
  [
    logTags[0],
    logTags[1],
  ]
);

Once you define your custom methods it could be as simple as this:

Logger.debugNetwork('Write your log here');