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- GitHub - MobileNativeFoundation XCLogParser: Tool to parse Xcode and . . .
XCLogParser is a CLI tool that parses the SLF serialization format used by Xcode and xcodebuild to store its Build and Test logs (xcactivitylog files) You can find more information about the format used in the logs here You can also check Erick Camacho's talk at AltConf 2019 about it The tool supports creating reports of different kinds to analyze the content of the logs XCLogParser can
- Viewing Log Messages | Apple Developer Documentation
Use the log tool to retrieve log messages from a command-line When you run your app in Xcode with the debugger attached, Xcode automatically displays logged messages Similarly, you can use launch Instruments from inside Xcode to record and analyze signposts created by your app Use the OSLog framework to access logged messages programmatically
- How to parse Xcode logs | Better Programming - Medium
How to parse xcode logs, how to parse slf0, write an slf0 parser, how to parse xcactivitylog
- XCLogParser - Swift Package Index
XCLogParser by Mobile Native Foundation on the Swift Package Index – Tool to parse Xcode and xcodebuild logs stored in the xcactivitylog format
- XCLogParser - Swift Package Registry
Xcode Integration You can automate the parsing of xcactivitylog files with a post-scheme build action In this way, the last build log can be parsed as soon as a build finishes To do that, open the scheme editor in a project and expand the "Build" panel on the left side You can then add a new "Post-action" run script and invoke the xclogparser executable with the required parameters
- XCLogParser -A Powerful Tool for Parsing Xcode Logs
An xcactivitylog file is a specialized log file generated by Xcode, for software development These files contain detailed information about various actions, events, and processes that occur within Xcode during tasks like building, running, testing, and profiling your projects
- How to get logs for the XCode application - Stack Overflow
I'm looking for logs of the Xcode application itself Not logs of my iOS app or device I've been doing a bit of experimental work with the storyboard source code xml Sometimes I'll get a random crash of Xcode or a message like "The document Main storyboard' could not be opened Could not verify document content" (This is not git conflict related) I'd like to look in the logs to see if it
- MobileNativeFoundation XCLogParser | DeepWiki
XCLogParser is a command-line tool designed to parse and analyze Xcode build logs (` xcactivitylog` files) It extracts meaningful information about build times, errors, warnings, and performance metr
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