NSLogger network logging extension
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The document discusses HTTP(S) logging techniques presented by Frank Lefebvre at Cocoaheads Paris in October 2015, including the use of NSLogger and NSURLProtocol for intercepting requests and responses. It addresses limitations, registration-based usage, and customization options for implementing logging functionalities in projects. Additionally, it references related sample code and provides contact information for further inquiries.
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• NSLogger
• HTTPLogger.h, HTTPLogger.m
• #import "HTTPLogger.h"
• [HTTPLogger start];](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/cocoaheads201510networklogging-151009141756-lva1-app6891/85/NSLogger-network-logging-extension-7-320.jpg)
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NSLogger network logging extension
- 1. HTTP(s) Logging Frank Lefebvre CocoaHeads Paris October 2015
- 3. NSURLProtocol • OS X 10.2.7, iOS 2.0 • Used by NSURLConnection and NSURLSession • Limitations • Registration-based • +(BOOL)canInitWithRequest:(NSURLRequest*)
- 4. Overriding default implementations: why • Caching • Content filtering • MitM
- 5. Overriding default implementations: how • Subclass, registration • Evaluation order • Sending request • Reentrancy issues • +setProperty:forKey:inRequest:
- 6. HTTPLogger • Intercept HTTP(s) requests and responses • Transaction number • Send to NSLogger • Use MIME type to format data
- 7. In your project • NSLogger • HTTPLogger.h, HTTPLogger.m • #import "HTTPLogger.h" • [HTTPLogger start];
- 8. Demo
- 9. References • Apple “CustomHTTPProtocol” sample code • NSURLProtocol, Foundation’s man-in-the-middle (NSConference 2014, Matthew Robinson)