Logging

SDK logs are disabled by default. You can enable logs and set a log level when initializing ChatClient.

You can set logs at the following levels:

• ChatLogLevel.ALL to see all log entries.
• ChatLogLevel.DEBUG to see debug, warning, and error entries.
• ChatLogLevel.WARN to see warning and error entries.
• ChatLogLevel.ERROR to see error entries.
• ChatLogLevel.NOTHING to not show any logs.

val client = ChatClient.Builder("apiKey", context)    .logLevel(ChatLogLevel.ALL)    .build()

note

You should only enable logging in development builds.

Intercepting Logs

To intercept logs from the SDK, you can also pass in your own ChatLoggerHandler:

val client = ChatClient.Builder("apiKey", context)    .logLevel(ChatLogLevel.ALL)    .loggerHandler(object : ChatLoggerHandler {        override fun logD(tag: Any, message: String) {            // custom logging        }        ...     })     .build()

Filtering Logs

All SDK log tags have Chat: as a prefix that you can use when filtering logs.

adb logcat com.your.package | grep "Chat:"

Here's a set of useful tags for debugging network communication:

• Chat:Http to see HTTP requests made from the ChatClient and the responses returned by Stream.
• Chat:Events to see a list of events that the ChatClient emits.
• Chat:SocketService to see socket related events.