A set of useful iOS tools.
CocoaPods is the recommended way to add Utensils to your project.
- Add Utensils to your Podfile
pod 'Utensils'. - Install the pod(s) by running
pod install. - Add Utensils to your files with
import Utensils.
Swift Package Manager can be used to add Utensils the to your project:
- Add
.package(url: "https://github.com/rbaumbach/Utensils", from: "0.7.0") - Follow intructions to add the Utensils package to your project.
- Clone repository from github and copy files directly, or add it as a git submodule.
- Add all files from
Sourcedirectory to your project.
- A
Debouncer:
let debouncer = Debouncer()
debouncer.mainDebounce(seconds: 0.1) {
thingy.doExpensiveWork()
}- A
Directory:
let directory = Directory(.temp(additionalPath: "filez/"))- A persistence tool called
Trunk:
let trunk = Trunk()
trunk.save(data: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4])
let arrayOfInts: [Int]? = trunk.load()- An
AppLaunchViewController
Using the default launch view:
let appLaunchViewController = AppLaunchViewController { print("I'm launching!") }Using a custom user supplied view:
let appLaunchViewController = AppLaunchViewController { thingy.doSomethingLengthyBeforeAppLaunches() }
appLaunchViewController.customLoadingView = fancyBrandedLoadingViewNote: The custom view will be anchored to all 4 corners of view controller
- A generic
Validator
let email = Email(string: "billy@goat.com")
let isValidEmail = AnyValidator<Email>().isValid(email)- A json
FileLoader
do {
let decodedJSON: Model? = try FileLoader().loadJSON(name: "file", fileExtension: "json")
} catch {
// handle error
}- A "pequeno" networker
// Using basic baseURL init()
let networker = PequenoNetworking(baseURL: "https://dogsrbettahthancats.party")
// Using global BaseURL contained within UserDefaults
UserDefaults.standard.set("https://dogsrbettahthancats.party",
forKey: PequenoNetworkingConstants.BaseURLKey)
let networker = PequenoNetworking()
// Ol' skool Any json response
networker.get(endpoint: "/dogs",
headers: ["version": "v1"],
parameters: ["breed": "chihuahua"],
completionHandler: { result in print(result) }
// Using Codable models
networker.get(endpoint: "/dogs",
headers: ["version": "v1"],
parameters: ["breed": "chihuahua"]) { (result: Result<[Dog], Error>) in
print(result))
}Note: The Dog model must conform to Codable
- A
Printer
let dog = Dog()
let printer = Printer(printType: .lite)
printer.print(dog)
// Prints -> "Name: Sparky"Note: The Dog model must conform to Printable
-
JSONCodabletype that can be used withCodable
This can be used if you don't fully know your JSON types at compile time:
let jsonCodableDictionary: [String: JSONCodable] = [
"favorite-cucumber": nil,
"name": "some-jsons",
"lucky": 777,
"gpa": 4.0,
"almost-an-a+": 99.99,
"loves-tacos": true,
"burrito": [
"carne": "asada",
"arroz": "spanish",
"salsa": "rojo",
"frijoles": "pinto"
],
"dog": [
"name": "maya",
"age": 3,
"breed": ["chihuahua", "miniature-pinscher"],
"loves-dog-food": false
],
"hobbies": ["bjj", "double-dragon", "drums"],
"numbers": ["uno", 2, 3.5]
]And more to come...
All tools will have accompanying protocols and fakes for those of you that enjoy testing your software. This allows you to program your application to this "interface" and then you can stub it out with your own fake implementation for unit tests.
This project has been setup to use fastlane to run the specs.
First, bundle required gems, install Cocoapods. Next, inside the root project directory run:
$ bundle
$ bundle exec pod installAnd then use fastlane to run all the specs on the command line:
$ bundle exec fastlane specsThanks for checking out Utensils. Any feedback, suggestions and feedback can be can be sent to: github@ryan.codes, or opened as a github issue.
