📢 Output

Output is a simple print statement wrapper to make your application's logging more descriptive and easier to understand.

📝 Simple logging with descriptive syntax

Output uses Swift's strong type system to make it obvious what your print statements are meant to be displaying both in your code and in your program's output:

log(.success("Successfully downloaded image!"))

=>

✅ Successfully downloaded image!

Smart Result type logging

Output also provides helpers to make logging work the way it should do. We often deal with Result types when we're dealing with asynchronous actions such as web requests. Passing a Result type to Output's log function will bridge the outcome to either .success or .failure resulting in a more descriptive output:

let result: Result<Any, LocalizedNetworkError> = .failure(NetworkError.forbidden)
log(result)

=>

❌ Error 403: Forbidden - Your LocalizedNetworkError description