In Swift, you can log structured data using the `os.log` framework, which provides a powerful mechanism for logging messages in your apps. This method allows you to log contextual data with different levels of severity.
The following code demonstrates how to log a structured message:
import os
let logger = OSSymbolSubsystem(subsystem: "com.example.myapp", category: "networking")
// Define log message with structured data
let userId = 12345
let action = "fetchData"
os_log("User ID: %d performed action: %@", log: logger, type: .info, userId, action)
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