Completely disable logs from XCGLogger when in production
That's one possible way, but not ideal.
First, I'd wonder if you really want to completely disable logs in production. using error and severe logs can be useful diagnostic tools for released apps.
If you do however want to completely eliminate logs in production, I would recommend altering the way you set up and use the logger than what I have in the official docs.
Change the global log object to be an optional instead:
let log: XCGLogger? = { #if DEBUG let log = XCGLogger.defaultInstance() log.setup(.Debug, showThreadName: true, showLogLevel: true, showFileNames: true, showLineNumbers: true, writeToFile: nil, fileLogLevel: .Debug) return log #else return nil #endif}Then change your log calls to:
log?.debug("whatever")This will eliminate any overhead of the logger since log will be nil in production and no logging calls will ever be made.