Adding Level to Exception

You can set different levels for manually reported exceptions using the following API:

let exception = NSException(name: NSExceptionName("some_exception"), reason: "Exception reason")
if let nonFatalException = CrashReporting.exception(exception) {
    nonFatalException.level = .critical
    nonFatalException.report()
}

NSException *exception = [NSException exceptionWithName:@"some_exception" reason:@"Exception reason" userInfo:nil];
LCQNonFatalException *nonFatalException = [LCQCrashReporting exception:exception];
nonFatalException.level = LCQNonFatalLevelWarning;
[nonFatalException report];

LCQNonFatalException exception = new LCQNonFatalException.Builder(new NullPointerException("Test Exception"))
	.setLevel(LCQNonFatalException.Level.CRITICAL)
	.build();
CrashReporting.report(exception);

val exception = LCQNonFatalException.Builder(NullPointerException("Test Exception"))
	.setLevel(LCQNonFatalException.Level.CRITICAL)
	.build()
CrashReporting.report(exception)

Here are the different severity levels available. In case no level is indicated, the default level would be ERROR.

.warning
.error
.critical
.info

LCQNonFatalLevelWarning
LCQNonFatalLevelError
LCQNonFatalLevelCritical
LCQNonFatalLevelInfo

LCQNonFatalException.Level.WARNING
LCQNonFatalException.Level.ERROR
LCQNonFatalException.Level.CRITICAL
LCQNonFatalException.Level.INFO