Andre Espeiorin

ESPPlaceholderTextView can easily imported and used in your code.

Or can be used directly in your storyboard

License: MIT

ESPThemeManager is a lightweight theme manager for iOS, it supports:

• Image Assets
• Fonts/Colors/Images
• Pre-defined theme variables

License: MIT

SOA Server is a great way to build your Web Services, it's built on top of Silex and Doctrine 2, but using iOS as a client you couldn't get the same experience, until now. After a long time using SOA Server I decided to transport the same mindset to Objective-C and the result is this library.

##Getting SOA iOS SDK

###Cocoapods

##Configure it In order to get SOA SDK working, you must configure the API URL and shared headers. * apiURL for the REST Calls * rpcURL for the RPC Calls

```objc [SOAManager defaultManager].apiURL = [NSURL URLWithString:@"http://serveraddress.com/api/v1"];

[SOAManager defaultManager].rpcURL = [NSURL URLWithString:@"http://serveraddress.com/rpc/v1"];

[[SOAManager defaultManager] setDefaultHeaders:@{@"Authorization" : @"authorizationtoken_"}]; ```

Including shared headers for each HTTP Method available at REST API. ```objc SOAServiceMethodGET, SOAServiceMethodPOST, SOAServiceMethodPUT, SOAServiceMethodDELETE, SOAServiceMethodALL

[[SOAManager defaultManager] setDefaultHeaders:@{@"Content-Type" : @"application/x-www-form-urlencoded"} forMethod:SOAServiceMethodPOST];

[[SOAManager defaultManager] setDefaultHeaders:@{@"Content-Type" : @"application/x-www-form-urlencoded"} forMethod:SOAServiceMethodPUT]; ```

###Miscelaneous Right now, you can configure the queue concurrent requests limits and you can also delegate to SOA SDK the responsability to display or hide the Network Activity Status. objc [SOAManager defaultManager].maxConcurrentRequests = 4; [SOAManager defaultManager].controlNetworkActivity = YES;

##The SOA Object

SOAObject is a NSObject subclass built to storage entity's data. SOAObject has only one mandatory property, which is Entity Name, but you can set the entity id. Both properties are intended to identify the object.

Beyond it, you can store any kind of data (pointers) using setValue:forKey: and you can also retrieve any data using valueForKey: method.

###Creating New

```objc SOAObject *hotel = [[SOAObject alloc] initWithEntityName:@"hotel"];

SOAObject *knownHotel = [[SOAObject alloc] initWithEntityName:@"hotel" entityId:12]; ###Dealing with data objc [hotel setValue:@"Ibis" forKey:@"name"]; [hotel setValue:@"R. Nove de Março" forKey:@"street"];

NSString *name = [hotel valueForKey:@"name"]; ```

###Fetching an Object objc [SOAObject getWithEntityName:@"hotel" entityId:12 completionBlock:^(id result, NSError *error) { SOAObject *object = (SOAObject *)result; }];

###Saving an Object #####Static Way ```objc [SOAObject saveEntity:@"hotel" parameters:@{ @"id" : @(10), @"name" : @"Bourbon", @"street" : @"R. Visconde de Taunay" } completionBlock:^(id result, NSError *error) {

   }];

#####Instance Way objc [hotel saveWithCompletionBlock:^(id result, NSError *error) {

}]; ###Deleting an Object #####Static Way objc [SOAObject getWithEntityName:@"hotel" entityId:12 completionBlock:^(id result, NSError *error) { SOAObject *object = (SOAObject *)result; }]; #####Instance Way objc [hotel deleteWithCompletionBlock:^(id result, NSError *error) {

}]; ##The SOA Query ###Building a query objc SOAQuery *query = [[SOAQuery alloc] initWithEntityName:@"hotel"]; query.offset = 0; query.limit = 100; query.fields = @[@"name", @"id"]; ```

###SOA Filter objc SOAFilter *filter = [SOAFilter where:@"id" equalTo:@26]; [query addFilter:filter]; ###SOA Join objc SOAFilter *joinFilter = [SOAFilter where:@"id" equalTo:@10]; SOAJoin *join = [SOAJoin joinField:@"user" withFilter:joinFilter]; [query addJoin:join];

###Perform Query objc [query performQueryWithCompletionBlock:^(id result, NSError *error) { NSLog(@"%@", result); }];

##The SOA RPC Call

objc SOARPCCall *rpc = [[SOARPCCall alloc] init]; [rpc callProcedure:@"/authentication/login" parameters:@{@"email" : @"[email protected]", @"password" : @"passwd"} headers:nil completionBlock:^(id result, NSError *error) { NSLog(@"%@", result); NSLog(@"%@", error); }];

License: MIT