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I'm developing an Android app and came across the need to save log files to disk. After searching and testing, sl4jandroid seemed to be a good option. I have one question about this abstraction:




  • Is there a way to only write to file some debugging levels? (e.g. write only Error log messages to file)


Configuration:



    public void configureLogging(){



    LoggerConfiguration.configuration()

            .removeRootLogcatHandler()

            .addHandlerToRootLogger(new CrashlyticsLoggerHandler());



    FileLogHandlerConfiguration fileHandler = LoggerConfiguration.fileLogHandler(this);



    //4mb max limit log file size

    fileHandler.setLogFileSizeLimitInBytes(4096*1024);

    //2 rotating files

    fileHandler.setRotateFilesCountLimit(3);

    LoggerConfiguration.configuration().addHandlerToRootLogger(fileHandler);



}


Thank you very much in advance!






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    I'm developing an Android app and came across the need to save log files to disk. After searching and testing, sl4jandroid seemed to be a good option. I have one question about this abstraction:




    • Is there a way to only write to file some debugging levels? (e.g. write only Error log messages to file)


    Configuration:



        public void configureLogging(){
    

    
    LoggerConfiguration.configuration()
    
            .removeRootLogcatHandler()
    
            .addHandlerToRootLogger(new CrashlyticsLoggerHandler());
    

    
    FileLogHandlerConfiguration fileHandler = LoggerConfiguration.fileLogHandler(this);
    

    
    //4mb max limit log file size
    
    fileHandler.setLogFileSizeLimitInBytes(4096*1024);
    
    //2 rotating files
    
    fileHandler.setRotateFilesCountLimit(3);
    
    LoggerConfiguration.configuration().addHandlerToRootLogger(fileHandler);
    

    
}


    Thank you very much in advance!






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      I'm developing an Android app and came across the need to save log files to disk. After searching and testing, sl4jandroid seemed to be a good option. I have one question about this abstraction:




      • Is there a way to only write to file some debugging levels? (e.g. write only Error log messages to file)


      Configuration:



          public void configureLogging(){
      

      
    LoggerConfiguration.configuration()
      
            .removeRootLogcatHandler()
      
            .addHandlerToRootLogger(new CrashlyticsLoggerHandler());
      

      
    FileLogHandlerConfiguration fileHandler = LoggerConfiguration.fileLogHandler(this);
      

      
    //4mb max limit log file size
      
    fileHandler.setLogFileSizeLimitInBytes(4096*1024);
      
    //2 rotating files
      
    fileHandler.setRotateFilesCountLimit(3);
      
    LoggerConfiguration.configuration().addHandlerToRootLogger(fileHandler);
      

      
}


      Thank you very much in advance!






      android logging slf4j







      share|improve this question















      I'm developing an Android app and came across the need to save log files to disk. After searching and testing, sl4jandroid seemed to be a good option. I have one question about this abstraction:




      • Is there a way to only write to file some debugging levels? (e.g. write only Error log messages to file)


      Configuration:



          public void configureLogging(){
      

      
    LoggerConfiguration.configuration()
      
            .removeRootLogcatHandler()
      
            .addHandlerToRootLogger(new CrashlyticsLoggerHandler());
      

      
    FileLogHandlerConfiguration fileHandler = LoggerConfiguration.fileLogHandler(this);
      

      
    //4mb max limit log file size
      
    fileHandler.setLogFileSizeLimitInBytes(4096*1024);
      
    //2 rotating files
      
    fileHandler.setRotateFilesCountLimit(3);
      
    LoggerConfiguration.configuration().addHandlerToRootLogger(fileHandler);
      

      
}


      Thank you very much in advance!






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