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I'm leading or guiding a flutter team(2-3 people) at ketto.org where I've to make apps in solid form which matches the industry app standards. I've more than 5 years of experience [2+yr remote] in mobile platforms
with service and product- based companies. I'm very
passionate to write code for thousands of users.
Flutter SDK 2.0 to 3.0
Introduction Hello developers... As you know I'm Kishansinh Parmar(You can call me Kishan = key+sun) a lead flutter developer at ketto.org. I built an application for Ketto's donors to donate more and help needy people. Many developers and connection...
Ok, So let's start with simple logging first, Which every developer knew
print()
easy to start by logging in to flutter. Right 😀
"Hello world!"
"I\'m Kishansinh Parmar"
The result of the logs
As you can see that first 2 sample data print everything correctly but what happen with 3rd sample data? It discards some lines from the output, which we aren't expecting right?
If you output too much at once, then Android sometimes discards some log lines. To avoid this, use
debugPrint(), from Flutter’sfoundationlibrary. This is a wrapper aroundThe other option for application logging is to use the
dart:developerlog()function. This allows you to include a bit more granularity and information in the logging output.
Now let's print longer string outputs using the log() function. It works ✌🏻
So as we experienced the developer log() function makes sense for logging in to flutter. Nice
So my suggestion is to extend the logger class into your own class and gives your class more power with the developer:log function.
