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Overview

The LogLevel enum controls the verbosity of SDK logging, particularly for HTTP requests and responses. This is useful for debugging integration issues during development.

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Definition

enum class LogLevel {
    VERBOSE,  // Includes HTTP request/response lines, headers and bodies
    DEBUG,    // Includes HTTP request/response lines and headers
    INFO,     // Includes HTTP request/response lines
    WARN,
    ERROR,
    ASSERT
}

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Values

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VERBOSE

Most detailed logging level. Includes complete HTTP information. Includes:
  • HTTP request and response lines
  • Headers
  • Request and response bodies
Use for:
  • Detailed debugging of API interactions
  • Inspecting exact request/response payloads
  • Troubleshooting integration issues

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DEBUG

Moderate logging level. Excludes request/response bodies. Includes:
  • HTTP request and response lines
  • Headers
Use for:
  • General debugging without exposing full payloads
  • Monitoring API endpoints being called
  • Checking request headers

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INFO

Basic logging level. Shows only request/response lines. Includes:
  • HTTP request and response lines
Use for:
  • Basic monitoring of API calls
  • Minimal logging overhead
  • Production environments with limited logging

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WARN

Logs warning messages only. Use for:
  • Highlighting potential issues
  • Production environments

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ERROR

Logs error messages only. Use for:
  • Capturing failures and exceptions
  • Production monitoring
  • Minimal logging output

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ASSERT

Logs assertion failures. Use for:
  • Critical failures only
  • Minimal logging
Avoid using VERBOSE or DEBUG levels in production as they may expose sensitive payment information in logs. Use INFO, WARN, or ERROR for production apps.

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Usage Example

val client = PayMayaCheckout.newBuilder()
    .clientPublicKey("pk-test-xxx")
    .environment(PayMayaEnvironment.SANDBOX)
    .logLevel(LogLevel.DEBUG)
    .build()

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Recommendations

Use VERBOSE or DEBUG to see detailed HTTP traffic and debug integration issues.
.logLevel(LogLevel.DEBUG)
Use INFO to monitor API calls without exposing full payloads.
.logLevel(LogLevel.INFO)
Use ERROR or WARN to minimize logging and avoid exposing sensitive data.
.logLevel(LogLevel.ERROR)

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