Use a single object : Logger in your kotlin shared projects to display logs
Note you can also use it in your real code on Android & iOs
Compatible with kotlin android and kotlin native for iphone
class MyPresenter {
val TAG = "MyPresenter"
fun start(){
Logger.d(TAG, "my message")
try{
//myMethod
} catch(e: Throwable){
Logger.e(TAG, e.message, e)
}
}
}Add the repository
repositories {
maven { url "https://dl.bintray.com/florent37/maven" }
} 
implementation "com.github.florent37:multiplatform-log:1.5.0"Uses inside the Console / print
implementation "com.github.florent37:multiplatform-log-ios:1.5.0"Uses inside the Logcat
implementation "com.github.florent37:multiplatform-log-android:1.5.0"Enable the logger just on debug :
Logger.enabled = BuildConfig.DEBUGLog.d(TAG, message)
Log.e(TAG, message, throwable)
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