pod "CTPersistance"
CTPersistance is a sqlite wrapper which help you to handle with database.
I'm still writing this document, you can check test case for usage.
CTPersistance use CTMediator to handle how the database migrate, what secret key to encrypt, where to place the database file.
You should create a target, and just put it into your project, no more code and CTMediator will call your target.
the different database name should have different target, and the target should conform to protocol CTPersistanceConfigurationTarget.
the name of the target object is based on the name of your database file.for example:
say you have a database file which name is:
`aaa.sqlite`, and the target should be `Target_aaa`
`aaa_bbb.sqlite`, and the target should be `Target_aaa`
`aaa_bbb`, and the target should be `Target_aaa`
`aaa.abc.sqlite`, and the target should be `Target_aaa`
`aaa`, and the target should be `Target_aaa`
CTPersistance's record does not have to be a specific object. Any object who conforms to CTPersistanceRecordProtocol can be handled by CTPersistance.
That means you can handle any object like UIView、UIViewController with CTPersistance as long as they conforms to CTPersistanceRecordProtocol. For example you can insert a UIView, and fetch the same data as a dictionary or even UIViewController.
Though CTPersistance does not require your object to inherit from a specific model, CTPersistance provide you CTPersistanceRecord if you do not want to implement the protocol.
all insert method are declared in CTPersistanceTable+Insert.h, here is some example to insert data:
- insert a record
UIView<CTPersistanceRecordProtocol> *record = [[TestView alloc] init];
record.nameLabel.text = @"casa";
NSError *error = nil;
[self.testTable insertRecord:record error:&error];
- insert some value to testTable
NSNumber *primaryKey = [self.testTable insertValue:@"casa" forKey:@"name" error:&error];
- insert a list of record
NSInteger recordCount = 10;
NSMutableArray <TestRecord *> *recordList = [[NSMutableArray alloc] init];
while (recordCount --> 0) {
TestRecord *record = [[TestRecord alloc] init];
record.age = @(recordCount);
[recordList addObject:record];
}
NSError *error = nil;
[self.testTable insertRecordList:recordList error:&error];
CTPersistanceTestInsert.m shows more detail in insert action.
I'm still writing this document, you can check test case for usage.