Solved How to view NSLog with command line?

[princessXZ 578 iPhone 7 15.6]

I always use Flexing to view NSLog,

but this method is inconvenient because I have to open the Flexing screen every time to see the detailed movement.

I want to know how to see the Log from the command line as I open the command line from the pc with SSH.

IOS13.3.1/iPhone8

Any idea 🥺

[Rook 561.7k iPad Pro (2nd gen) 17.4 Donor]

Hey,

You can use something like “ondeviceconsole”.

[princessXZ 578 iPhone 7 15.6]

I tried ondeviceconsole but nothing happened so using oslog instead worked fine!

Thanks.

[bR34Kr 19.3k]

7 hours ago, mafusuke said:

I tried ondeviceconsole but nothing happened so using oslog instead worked fine!

Thanks.

For ondeviceconsole, you download the package from Cydia and then use the command ondeviceconsole to spawn it. If you want to filter for only your app do something like this:

ondeviceconsole | grep "APP_BINARY_NAME_HERE"

 

[Max-Q 51.5k iPhone 15 Pro 17.0.2 Donor]

13 hours ago, mafusuke said:

I tried ondeviceconsole but nothing happened so using oslog instead worked fine!

Thanks.

 

6 hours ago, bR34Kr said:

For ondeviceconsole, you download the package from Cydia and then use the command ondeviceconsole to spawn it. If you want to filter for only your app do something like this:

ondeviceconsole | grep "APP_BINARY_NAME_HERE"

 

Ondeviceconsole doesnt work for ios 13. But for Ios12 works.