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README
ApplicationGroupKit
Applications communication using group identifier.
let appGroup = ApplicationGroup(identifier: "group.id")
appGroup.postMessage("your message", withIdentifier: "key")
appGroup.observeMessageForIdentifier("key") { message in
...
}
Usage
The data sharing between applications and extensions require you to enable App Group or Keychain sharing (if using key chain messenger type):
Then you must create an ApplicationGroup object.
let appGroup = ApplicationGroup(identifier: "your.application.group.id")!
You can choose the way the messages are transferred by choosing one of the MessengerType enum value (File, UserDefaults, FileCoordinator, KeyChain, ...)
let appGroup = ApplicationGroup(identifier: "..", messengerType: .UserDefaults)!
:warning: ApplicationGroup could return nil if you misconfigured application group.
Post a message
Choose a message identifier and post any NSCoding compliant object
appGroup.postMessage("your message", withIdentifier: "key to identify message")
Using subscript
appGroup["key to identify message"] = "your message"
Receive a message
Using the same message identifier you can receive message into callback
appGroup.observeMessageForIdentifier("key to identify message") { message in
..
}
Read a message
You can read current value using same message identifier
if let message = appGroup.messageForIdentifier("key to identify message") {
..
}
Using subscript
if let message = appGroup["key to identify message"] as? String { .. }
Todo
- Tests
- WatchKit (WatchConnectivity/WCSession...)
- Carthage: let me know if carthage work and I will add the shell.io badges and installation instruction
Contribute
I am more than happy to accept external contributions to the project in the form of feedback, bug reports and even better pull requests.
Implement WatchKit features and I will add you to the project (I have no need and time to do it now)
Installation
Using CocoaPods
CocoaPods is a centralized dependency manager for Objective-C and Swift. Go here to learn more.
Add the project to your Podfile.
use_frameworks! pod 'ApplicationGroupKit'Run
pod installand open the.xcworkspacefile to launch Xcode.
*Note that all licence references and agreements mentioned in the ApplicationGroupKit README section above
are relevant to that project's source code only.