AppLord 1.2.1

Maintained by NianJi.

You want to add pod 'AppLord', '~> 1.2' similar to the following to your Podfile:

target 'MyApp' do
  pod 'AppLord', '~> 1.2'
end

Then run a pod install inside your terminal, or from CocoaPods.app.

Alternatively to give it a test run, run the command:

pod try AppLord

AppLord 1.2.1

By
fengnianji

module and service management of ios app

add to your project

management by cocoapods, use:

pod    'AppLord'

module

what is module? every business or task could be module.

when the module init? when app launch or after app launch

how to impl?

first, create class:

#import <AppLord/AppLord.h>
@interface MyModule : NSObject <ALModule>
@end

then, impl like this:

@AppLordModule(MyModule) // Annotation for regist the module, required
@implementation MyModule

// module object init
- (void)moduleDidInit:(ALContext *)context
{
    // do some init thing
}

@end

service

we can receive events from other modules in a module, but it does not always meet the demand. we can't notify back to the sender. so we provide another way to transfer event between modules: service.

How to use?

Define your custom service

@protocol MyService <ALService>

- (void)doSomething;

@end

Impl it

@interface MyServiceImpl : NSObject <MyService>

@end

@AppLordService(MyService, MyServiceImpl) // regist MyService's Impl class: MyServiceImpl
@implementation MyServiceImpl

- (void)doSomething
{

}

// optional
+ (BOOL)globalVisible
{
    // if return YES, service will be always in the memory
}

@end

How to get the instance of service?

id<MyService> service = [[ALContext sharedContext] findServiceByName:@"MyService"];
// or
id<MyService> service = [[ALContext sharedContext] findService:@protocol(MyService)];