Fixed

• Memory leak in Entry Formatters (#26 thanks @rhcpfan)
• Potential strong reference cycles in Endpoints

Added

• New automated testing to ensure Carthage builds and CocoaPods lints successfully

Fixed

• Carthage builds, due to incorrect OSX and iOS scheme settings (#20 #21 thanks @mark-anders)

Updated

• Now with Swift 2.2 (#18 thanks @JackoPlane)

Added

• Support for manually rotating LXRotatingFileEndpoint instances (#15 thanks @rabidaudio)
• More test targets for Travis (iOS, tvOS, watchOS)
• More unit tests
• Initial support for Swift Package Manager

Fixed

• Disabled Advertising ID by default to eliminate IDFA requirements (#16 #17 thanks @rabidaudio)

New API for accessing the log file URLs used by the family of File Endpoints.

All changes are backward-compatible.

Added

• directoryURL and currentURL properties of LXRotatingFileEndpoint, LXFileEndpoint, and LXDatedFileEndpoint are now publicly accessible (#11 thanks @rabidaudio)
• The File Endpoints now post notifications directly before and after automatically rotating log files

Fixed

• LXFileEndpoint now honors its shouldAppend initialization parameter (#9 thanks @csmann)
• LXConsoleEndpoint synchronicity issues resolved by outputting to stderr (#10 thanks @mark-anders)

Added

• Support for projects targeting tvOS
• Added a Logger test, which also tests generating Log Entries

Fixed

• Revised the ordering of products in Xcode to match the documentation
• Minor documentation typo fixes

Fixed

• Revised the ordering of products in Xcode to match the documentation
• Minor README documentation updates

Updated

• All source code documentation has been reviewed and improved
• The LXEntryFormatter.jsonFormatter() has been made private, as it does currently behave as developers might expect. Hopefully, this formatter can be made publicly available again in the future. See #8.

Fixed

• LXHTTPJSONEndpoint's designated initializer parameter dateFormatter now correctly defaults to .ISO8601DateTimeFormatter()

LogKit 2 is a complete overhaul of the LogKit framework. LogKit 2 comes with new and enhanced Endpoints, watch OS compatibility, and more detailed logging information.

Added

• Swift 2 and Xcode 7 support
• watchOS support
• Rotating File Endpoint - switches to a new file when the current file approaches a maximum size
• More Log Entry properties, including OS version, device model/type, and device IDs
• A variety of built-in datetime and entry formatting options, which are easily extended

Updated

• Many objects have been renamed:
  • LXLogEndpoint is now LXEndpoint
  • LXLogConsoleEndpoint is now LXConsoleEndpoint
  • LXLogFileEndpoint is now LXFileEndpoint
  • LXLogDatedFileEndpoint is now LXDatedFileEndpoint
  • LXLogHTTPEndpoint is now LXHTTPEndpoint
  • LXLogHTTPJSONEndpoint is now LXHTTPJSONEndpoint
  • LXLogLevel is now LXPriorityLevel
  • LXLogEntryFormatter is now LXEntryFormatter
• The LXLogEntry property logLevel has been renamed to level
• The JSON Endpoint's behavior has been updated in several ways:
  • The level property is now included as level (instead of logLevel)
  • The userInfo property is now included as a dictionary under the userInfo key
  • Uploads now consist of a JSON dictionary, with an item entries that includes an array of Log Entries
• Date and entry formatting are now performed by LXDateFormatter and LXEntryFormatter objects
  • Each formatter object now has a variety of built-in output formats
• The Console Endpoint may now be set as synchronous or asynchronous at init time, and will never jumble log entries
  • The Serial Console Endpoint has been removed. Use the Console Endpoint asynchronously instead
• The Dated File Endpoint now rotates to a new file automatically at midnight UTC
• The HTTP and JSON Endpoints now persist pending entries until successful upload, so that log messages will not get lost on a bad network
  • Entries are also persisted between application runs, so that remaining entries may be uploaded at next run