[Feature Request] Debug Logs

[cerupcat]

I'd love to have a debug option that allows printing all artboard names (and subartboards), assets names, inputs, text runs and their paths, etc.

It's not always obvious what is available or if the riv file is configured correctly. Printing them in code will help ensure the right paths and options are used and help with debugging any issues with layers that may not be exported correctly.

[dskuza]

I don't think it's exactly what you're looking for, but there are logs you can enable that log to console certain events as things are happening. You can enable them via RiveLogger.isEnabled = true. We've been talking internally about the "best" way to export the usable exports from .riv files; there are a few options, so we're investigating a few to see what works well cross-platform.

[heyrodrigo]

@dskuza Is there an update on this? Have you found a way to export the usable exports? I would love to be able to get a hold of exported text run names when having a .riv-file delivered so one can sanity check that the file has been set up correctly.

[dskuza]

@cerupcat @heyrodrigo There is something you can actually try to add to your workflow, but an important note that it's currently a work in progress. Feel free to check out a WIP CLI solution here: https://github.com/rive-app/rive-code-generator-wip/

Right now, there is JSON output support built-in, so you could perhaps do a cli -> json -> Swift flow, or add a custom template for Swift.

We plan to work on a more finalized solution, but there are a few upcoming features we need to tackle first.

[cerupcat]

That's great. We'll take a look! ᐧ

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[heyrodrigo]

@dskuza Wow! That seems super helpful. I will also have a look at it. Thanks for the update.