A Swift-based lightweight framework that enable the persistence of Swift properties on a pre-configured storage.
- Compatible with iOS and macOS
- Native support for
UserDefaultsbased storage - Native support for iOS
KeyChainbased storage - Property persistence achieved through the
@Persistedproperty wrapper - Properties wrapped with
@Persistedmust conform to theCodableprotocol - Possibility to specify your custom storage facility
Creating a persisted property it's just a matter of adding the @Persisted property wrapper on top of your variable, specifying the key used to reflect the property value on the storage and assigning a default value to the property itself. If the property is Optional and no default value is provided, nil must be specified:
@Persisted(key: "myProperty")
var myProperty: Double = 10.0
@Persisted(key: "myOptionalProperty")
var myOptionalProperty: String? = nil // default value cannot be omittedIt's possible to customize on which storage service properties are going to be persisted. PersistedProperty provide native support for UserDefaults backed storage and KeyChain based storage. You can configure which storage to use when adding the @Persisted property wrapper on top of your property:
// This will be persisted in the standard UserDefaults (same as omitting the storage parameter).
@Persisted(key: "myProperty", storage: .standard)
var myProperty: Double = 10.0
// This will be persisted in the iOS KeyChain.
@Persisted(key: "myPassword", storage: .keychain)
var myPassword: String? = nilAdditionally, you can specify your custom storage service by creating your storage provider that conforms to the StorageService protocol:
/// A custom storage provider conforming to the StorageService protocol
class MyCustomStorageService: StorageService {
func load<ValueType>(key: String) -> ValueType? where ValueType: Codable ...
func save<ValueType>(_ value: ValueType, key: String) where ValueType: Codable ...
func remove(key: String) ...
}
let myService: StorageService = MyCustomStorageService()
// This will be persisted in the custom storage service.
@Persisted(key: "myProperty", storage: .custom(service: myService))
var myProperty: Double = 10.0Add the dependency to the PersistedProperty framework in your Podfile:
pod 'PersistedProperty', '~> 1.1.0'Add it as a dependency in a Swift Package:
dependencies: [
.package(url: "https://github.com/danielepantaleone/PersistedProperty.git", .upToNextMajor(from: "1.1.0"))
]If you like this project you can contribute it by:
- Submit a bug report by opening an issue
- Submit code by opening a pull request
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