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An easy and wireless way to get what you had logged and wanted to see in your App.

Simply add GHConsole folder with files to your project, or use CocoaPods.

You can use CocoaPods to install GHConsole by adding it to your Podfile:

platform :ios, '7.0'
use_frameworks!

target 'your_project_name' do
	pod 'GHConsole'
end

Simply start GHConsole in your App. GHConsole view will be added above the key window as a view.

You can find example projects here

You just only initialize GHConsole in your appDelegate.m When your App are launching.

- (BOOL)application:(UIApplication *)application didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:(NSDictionary *)launchOptions {
   [[GHConsole sharedConsole]startPrintLog];
    return YES;
}

And then, you can use GGLog( ) like NSLog( )

GGLog(@"This is some log I just want to show in GHConsole")；




  NSDictionary *parameterDict = @{@"paraKey1":@"paraValue1",
                                    @"paraKey2":@"paraValue2",
                                    @"paraKey3":@"paraValue2"
                                    }
GGLog(@"%@",parametersDict);

//if you  want to see the responsJSon from the API, you can just use GGLog( ) like NSLog( ) here.
GGLog(@"%@",responsJSON);

When you double tap The GHConsole in your app and then the appearance of it just like this.

Call when you're done with GHConsole.

[GHConsole shareConsole]stop];

if you don't want to see the GHConsole,you just need to annotate it.

//[[GHConsole sharedConsole]startPrintLog];

Sorry. The GHConsole is too easy to have not any configuration. If you have any good idea or demand you can tell me at my git or email me.

• iOS 7.0+

Daniil Gavrilov - Blog - FB

GHConsole is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.