If you want to stop LiveKit React components from logging, you can easily adjust the log level using the

setLogLevel

function. Here’s how you can do it: 1. Set the log level to 'silent': This will turn off all logging, so you won’t see any messages.

import { setLogLevel } from '@livekit/components-react';

setLogLevel('silent');

2. Set the log level to 'error' or 'warn': If you’d still like to catch some important messages, you can set it to 'error' or 'warn'.

setLogLevel('error'); // Only shows errors
setLogLevel('warn');  // Shows warnings and errors

3. Use the options parameter: You can control the log level specifically for the

@livekit-client

package separately.

setLogLevel('off', { 
  liveKitClientLogLevel: 'silent' 
});

4. Custom Log Handler: If you want to completely disable logging, you can set a custom log handler that simply does nothing.

function noop(..._args: any[]) {}

setLogExtension(noop);

Just so you know, the log levels you can choose from are: 'trace', 'debug', 'info', 'warn', 'error', and 'silent'. Setting it to 'silent' will turn off all logs. Feel free to pick the level that best fits what you need!