APi should use standard logger lib for logger instead of the custom com.pokegoapi.util.Logger

[NargiT]

Description:
The librarie does not use any standard logging system. It should use at least java.util.logging and let the application decide how to handle it.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Run the application
2. The console logs using com.pokegoapi.util.Logger (not a java standard)

Expected behavior:
Should allow the end user to log the level of the log (DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR) and controle the granularity of logging

Actual behavior:
Custom information is display, no way to control the granularity

Stacktrace (If it's a crash):
No crashe

Version:
master-SNAPSHOT (at least from revision 5a7fcc4)

[ramarro123]

my 2 cents... the lib (packet) it's already 3mb and there are quite a few libs.

if you want to implement something of standard, just use java.util.logging without slf4j facade, it should be better imho

[NargiT]

Sounds good for me, as long as I can use slf4j bridge :)

[Jari27]

I think Log isn't implemented fully yet. It seems there is indeed no way to log with a desired granularity, but I hardly think a working Log has been a priority for the past few days.

@Grover-c13 What is your idea on this?

[Grover-c13]

Doesnt really bother me, at the end of a day a logger logs. So if people think using the standard logger would be better thats fine. @Aphoh what do you think

[Aphoh]

IMO there is enough logging functionality for this library. If you want to use sl4j you can implement the Logger interface and set your Logger as the logging instance. This helps maintain better compatibility with android. If there are more logging features you would like please either describe them or make a pr.

[Aphoh]

@NargiT @sadye any requests for logging functionality? If not I will close the issue.

[Jari27]

I'd like a granularity, but that's it.

[Aphoh]

@sadye what do you mean? We already include a log level and the name of the class in the log.

[Jari27]

It's currently impossible to define at what level you want messages, e.g.
Log.setLevel(Level.VERBOSE);

[Aphoh]

@sadye
Edit: I see what you mean. I will implement this now and submit a PR.