A simple async queue manager for iOS.
Features:
- enqueue asynchronous requests from any thread
- resolve results to main UI thread when required
- support unlimited asynchronous actions within a request, such as authorization
More information in the source-level documentation. See Documentation below to generate AppleDocs if you prefer.
I've spent a bit of time with node.js now, and I was looking for something like a Promise architecture. After implementing same, I concluded that was a backwards approach for a client, where most actions are initiated by the code, get an immediate response (or progress), and later update.
This code is still a work in progress, I am currently refining it with a real-world application.
Copy the project into your source tree.
Include these files in your project by dragging them in:
- U13Action.m/h
- U13ActionQueue.m/h
- U13ActionLog.h
Override U13ActionQueue with a class that implements your specific network/authentication needs.
Override U13Action with a base class of your own, then override that for each action you want to define for your application.
Forthcoming.
Documentation requires installation of appledoc
On your command line, from the root of the project, run:
./docs.sh
to generate the docs to a folder named docs.