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When a fresh install is done using CocoaPods, errors/warnings are generated on build.

Running under:

• Xcode 9.2 beta (9C34b)
• Swift 4

From your README's TODO list:

print to a text file when used on a device

But competing logging libraries allow me to add different loggers. As an example:

    /**
     Adds CocoaLumberjack loggers to the project.
     */
    static func setUpLogging() {
        #if DEBUG
            setenv("XcodeColors", "YES", 0)
            DDLog.addLogger(xcodeConsoleLogger)
        #endif
        DDLog.addLogger(fileLogger)
        DDLog.addLogger(appleSystemLogger)
    }

I think in an ideal world, I'd be able to not only do this, but also specify the minimum logging level for each logger I attach. So for example, the Xcode console gets all log levels, but the file logger only gets debug and up, and the Apple system logger only gets warning and error.

In the readme, the following example is provided:

public class CustomObject {
    var id: Int = 123
    var name: String = "Ben"
}

let customObject = CustomObject()

log.debug(customObject)

// prints
{
    "id": 123,
    "name": "Doug"
} 

It would be nice if it instead printed something more like:

<CustomObject: {
    "id": 123,
    "name": "Doug"
}>

The actual exact format doesn't exactly matter. But this is closer what I'd expect to see from NSLog in Objective-C for example. Sometimes it's not just the properties that I'm interested in, but also the type itself.