A logging framework that wraps around Timber and Crashlytics (Fabric.io)

• ###If you are including including the library off jCenter:

    repositories {
        jcenter()
    }
    ...
    compile(group: 'unified-logger-public', name: 'unified-logger', version: 'versionNumber', ext: 'aar') {
        transitive = true;
    }

• ###If you want to include the library locally:
• Download the aar from GitHub, or clone the project and build it yourself
• Copy the aar into your project, for example the 'libs' folder
• Add the folder (that you copied the aar into) in your repositories. For example, if you have added Fabric.io to your project and copied the aar in libs it would look like:

repositories {
    maven { url 'https://maven.fabric.io/public' }
    flatDir {
        dirs 'libs'
    }
}

• Add the dependency itself:

compile name: 'unified-logger', ext: 'aar'

• Add the dependencies of the library:

    compile 'com.jakewharton.timber:timber:4.3.0'

##Permissions

• Unified-Logger does not ask for any permissions by itself.
• Crashlytics requires the INTERNET permission to be able to upload reports, and it will automatically add it to the project during the auto-configuration of the project.
• WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE would be needed if you wanted to write logs on the SD card, like the demo application does.

• Fabric.io has to be added to the project, as every project must acquire it's own unique API key for Crashlytics to work. This can be done easily via the Fabric.io Android Studio plugin.

Usage is very similar to how you'd use SLF4J, while the API is mirrored from android's own logger.

• Instantiate the logger for each class in a private static final field as such:

private static final UnifiedLogger LOG = UnifiedLogger.getUnifiedLogger(YourClass.class);

• Use it freely

LOG.d(TAG, "your message", true);

This will log a message at the DEBUG priority level into both LogCat and Crashlytics. Logs that were passed into Crashlytics (with true) will accompany the crash report that you get on the site, if there's been a crash.