I need to know how to access the Obsidian console on iOS app. Thank you.
My plugin doesn’t work on my IPhone, so I need the console to debug.
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You cannot, as far as I understand it. It is a limitation of iOS’s browser capabilities.
One workaround for this is to log errors to a file in the plugin data folder—you can then check this file manually.
Does this help?
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How do I install this?
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You might be able to do it via Xcode, that is how you debug websites and applications when working on software on iOS/iPadOS. Surprisingly I can’t find any actual Apple docs on it but there’s a menu in Xcode that lets you inspect any web view. You may have to turn developer mode on on your device and plug it into your computer with a cable (at least initially, for the pairing). Needless to say, this requires a Mac.
My plugin Plugin: Advanced Debug Mode has built-in DevTools with console support.