A Guide to Logging in React Native
Blog post from Sentry
The guide covers logging in React Native, including console methods and log levels, viewing console logs, native logs, system logs, and customizing logging with libraries such as react-native-logs. It explains how to view log files in Android Studio and Xcode, integrate Sentry for error tracking, and use the React Native Logs library to send logs to a cloud service or save them to a file. The guide also discusses advanced logging methods, such as tracing and profiling, and provides examples of how to set up logging and error tracking in a React Native application.
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