Add instructions for custom logging in native modules #4447
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Added a section in the "Debugging Native Code" documentation to explain how to implement and view custom logs in native modules. This includes: - Android: Using the `Log` class and viewing logs in Logcat. - iOS: Using `NSLog` or `print` for Objective-C and Swift, respectively. - Updated the `adb logcat` command example to include filtering for custom module logs. These updates aim to assist developers in debugging native modules more effectively.
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I'll defer this to @huntie In general, you can find plenty of documentation on how to print to console on Android/iOS. I don't feel we need to re-explain it on our website |
Co-authored-by: Alex Hunt <[email protected]>
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Added a section in the "Debugging Native Code" documentation to explain how to implement and view custom logs in native modules. This includes:
Logclass and viewing logs in Logcat.NSLogorprintfor Objective-C and Swift, respectively.adb logcatcommand example to include filtering for custom module logs. These updates aim to assist developers in debugging native modules more effectively.