The LXLogSerialConsoleEndpoint writes Log Entries to the console (stdout) asynchronously.

The Serial Console Endpoint is safe to be used in environments featuring concurrency. This Endpoint does some of its work asynchronously to allow better logging performance. Because the Serial Console Endpoint takes advantage of asynchronous technologies, Log Entries written to this Endpoint may not appear until slightly after execution has moved on. In other words, if your application attempts to create a Log Entry directly before it crashes, it may not be delivered before the crash occurs. While debugging your application, if the asynchronous nature of this Endpoint is problematic, consider using a synchronous Console Endpoint in addition.

Usage

Initializers

The following initializers are available for LXLogSerialConsoleEndpoint:

init(minimumLogLevel: dateFormatter: entryFormatter: )

Parameters

minimumLogLevel Type: LXLogLevel
Default: .All		 The minimum Priority Level a Log Entry must meet to be accepted by this Endpoint
dateFormatter Type: NSDateFormatter
Default: default date formatter		 The formatter used by this Endpoint to serialize a Log Entry’s dateTime property to a string
entryFormatter Type: LXLogEntryFormatter
Default: default Entry formatter		 The formatter used by this Endpoint to serialize each Log Entry to a string

Returns an initialized Serial Console Endpoint instance.