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Hii,
I wanted to know if this plugin can support Ionic 2 as well. If yes can you provide a small sample code of how it can be used !!
Thank You.

Why not using $log instead of console.log() ?

I am using this module for debug and logging errors when running my ionic app in my android device. I would like to access this file at a later stage for reading. Could you please let me know where is this file stored in my android device and how I could have access to it? Thanks in advance.

Hello is there a portable way to get file size? I'd like to delete the file if it exceeds a particular limit to manage space.

Hi, upon testing your plugin I found that if a internal webserver is used*, the log file is stored under cdvfile://localhost/files/.txt, which (in my case) is inaccessible although it gets written, it's just useless for further debugging if it only persists in an inaccessible location during runtime.

I found in your sourcecode, if I changed all appearances of cordova.file.dataDirectory to cordova.file.externalDataDirectory the file gets created and I can find it under /Android/data//files/.txt.
For now I will fork your plugin, however I thought maybe others faced the same issues and a fileDirectory option would be a nice addition.

*see these plugins: cocoon-cordova-labs-local-webserver, cocoon-cordova-labs-wkwebview-engine-localhost, cocoon-cordova-plugin-wkwebview-engine

Using Ionic 1.3.3 & cordova 6.5.0, my device is a Samsung Galaxy J3 2016

Hi, thank you for your fabulous library.
I had a feature request for future consideration -- ability to write to the top of the file.
Justification:many logs would like to have the latest log at the top, especially when the log file grows.

Would it be possible to add an option to specify your own date format for the log timestamp?

Hello, thank you for this lovely plugin.

A quick side note:
The plugin for cordova is now called cordova-plugin-file so you may want to modify your note as

cordova plugin add cordova-plugin-file

Now to my question: Have you by any chance tested if this works on Android as well across various devices? I have limited access to android devices and am hoping I can use the log file to debug problems if users report them.

I love it that your plugin does not make me have to worry about file paths etc. I am hoping it abstracts correctly for android as well 👍

Thanks again

I tried to user $filelogger in an Ionic project. Ripple Emulator is sometimes used during development process. But my application complains about "missing exec:File.resolveLocalFileSystemURI".

Filelogger plugin don't need to fully support Ripple environment but is it possible to switch correctly to console.log() in that case ?