Android Studio provides 'Live Templates' for inserting recurring code snippets like loops and log statements. For example, hitting TAB when entering logd will produce

    Log.d("divide: foo");

Not all templates are available for Kotlin, yet. To spare you the time of creating them, this repo provides the Kotlin version of the timber log templates.

• Download templates/settings.jar and import it in Android Studio via 'File > Import Settings...'

OR

• Download templates/AndroidLogKotlin.xml and move it into Android Studio's templates directory (on Windows: C:\Users\John\.AndroidStudio3.1\config\templates)

The templates will be available after restarting Android Studio.

    Timber.d("divide: foo")

    Timber.e(e, "divide: foo")

    Timber.i("divide: foo")

    Timber.d("divide() called with: a = [$a], b = [$b]")

    Timber.d("divide() returned: $result")

    Timber.w(e, "divide: foo")

    Timber.wtf(e, "divide: foo")

Note: Any changes you've made to the Java log templates will get lost as the 'AndroidLog.xml' file is overwritten. You can prevent this by merging the XML files manually.

The templates will be available after restarting Android Studio.

One can edit these templates and add new ones in Android Studio under 'Settings > Editor > Live Templates'.

Also, you can restore the built-in templates there if any problems occur after the import.