iOS SDK Troubleshooting

Last updated Feb 24, 2021

This article contains information on how to diagnose issues within the application, or with communication to the ForgeRock Identity Platform.

Enable Debug Logging

The basic Swift error handling is generic and may not provide enough information for you to troubleshoot the SDK. The FRAuth package provides extensive logging for debugging purposes.

To enable logging, add FRLog.setLogLevel to your ViewController class.

For example:

// // ViewController.swift // DemoApp // import UIKit import FRAuth class ViewController: UIViewController { override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad() // Do any additional setup after loading the view. FRLog.setLogLevel(.all) do { try FRAuth.start() print("SDK initialized succesfully") } catch { print(error) } } }

When you have enabled debug logging, the output provides extensive information to help you troubleshoot the SDK.

To disable logging, set:

FRLog.setLogLevel(.none)

The following log levels are supported:

Level	Usage
none	No debug log at all
verbose	Highly detailed log
info	Useful information log
network	Network requests / response logs
warning	Non-critical error that does not impact flow or functionality of the SDK
error	Critical error that does impact flow or functionality of the SDK
all	All log levels