Capturing native SDK and Plugin logs

The setSDKLogLevel API is provided to set log levels for the native SDK and plugin. The API takes two arguments: the first argument is the log level the application wants to receive, and the second argument, emitToJS tells whether the application wants to receive the native and plugin logs in the application.

Usage

The emitToJS parameter applies to Android and iOS/tvOS devices only. When its value is true, the application will receive logs from the native SDKs according to the set logLevel. When it is false, only logs coming from the React plugin are received. The OTVSDK.setSDKLogLevel(logLevel, emitToJS) where logLevel can be any of the following:

Log	Description
OTVSDK_LOGLEVEL.ERROR	ERROR logs are always received by default.
OTVSDK_LOGLEVEL.WARNING	WARNING logs are always received by default.
OTVSDK_LOGLEVEL.INFO	Set the log level to INFO to receive INFO, WARNING and ERROR logs.
OTVSDK_LOGLEVEL.DEBUG	Set the log level to DEBUG to receive DEBUG, INFO, WARNING and ERROR logs.
OTVSDK_LOGLEVEL.VERBOSE	Set the log level to VERBOSE to receive VERBOSE, DEBUG, INFO, WARNING and ERROR logs.

Example code

Click here to see a minimal implementation of setSDKLogLevel

JS

…
import OTVPlayer,{ OTVSDK, OTVSDK_LOGLEVEL } from '@nagra/react-otvplayer'
… 
function BasicPlayback({ props }) {
 …
useEffect(() => {
    //setting native SDK, plugin log level
    OTVSDK.setSDKLogLevel(OTVSDK_LOGLEVEL.DEBUG, true); 
}, []);
…
return (

    <View style={{ flex: 1 }}>

      <OTVPlayer
        source={source}
        progressUpdateInterval={1}
        autoplay={true}
        muted={muted}
        volume={volume}
		…
       />
)
…
}

The usage of emitToJs is only provided for debugging purposes and will have performance impact if enabled for the production builds. Please note that enabling this will lead to heavy use of react native bridge between Native and JS realms, depending on the log level used.