Leroy Jenkins
5pods
AirRivet is a service layer build in Swift by using generics. The idea is that you have Air which is a class that performs the request for an Environment. To do this it needs a Type called Rivet that can be handeled over the Air 🤔. So how do we make this Rivet Type?
AnyThing can be a Rivet if they are Rivetable. Rivetable is a combination of protocols that the Rivet (Type) has to conform to. The Rivet is Rivetable if:
Mitigatable -> Receive requests to make anything that can go wrong less severe.Parsable -> You get Dictionaries that you use to set the variablesEnvironmentConfigurable -> We could get the data over the Air from a production or a development environmentMockable then your request are loaded from local files (dummy files)UniqueAble -> If your AnyThing is in a collection you can find your entitiy by complying to UniqueAbleIf you do the above (there are default implementation provided in the example).
License: MIT
Delirium contains a set of UI components for reuse.
Here are the components we currently support: - Alerts - Custom animations - Pie Chart - Pin View
License: MIT
Duvel contains a set of functions and utlities that make it easier for you to use Core Data in Swift.
This pod will make it easier to: - Create a context - Insert, update and delete objects. - Perform fetch requests.
License: MIT
Faro is a service layer built in Swift by using generics. We focussed on:
Service
* Service written to use Swift without using the Objective-C runtime
* Service cleanly encapsulates all the parameters to handle a network request in Call.
* Easily write a 'MockService' to load JSON from a local drive
Automagically Parse * Use our Deserialization and Serialization operators to parse relations and properties
Protocols
* Because we use Protocols you can use any type including CoreData's NSManagedObject 💪
Mocking
* Use FaroService singleton if you want to switch between data from the server or a file.
* Handy for unit tests 💪
* Handy if API is not yet available 🤓
License: MIT