a convenince wrapper built around CFPreferences
This will allow you to use CFPreferences with the familiar syntax of NSUserDefaults. This can be useful for managing persistent values in tools where NSUserDefaults is not available.
I recommend using git submodules to manage CSCFPreferences
-
Initialize git:
$cd path/to/my/project/root && git init -
Initialize the submodule:
$git submodule add https://github.com/CreatureSurvive/CSCFPreferences CSCFPreferences -
Download the submodule (optional):
$git submodule update --init --recursive
Newer versions of git will download the submodule automatically, if you're using and older version you need to explicitly tell git to download the submodule.
Alternatively, you can just clone the CSCFPreferences into your project.
- Clone:
$cd path/to/my/project/root && git clone --recursive https://github.com/CreatureSurvive/CSCFPreferences
#import <CSCFPreferences.h>
@interface MyClass : NSObject
@prorperty(nonatomic, retain) CSCFPreferences *prefs;
@end
@implementation CSCFPreferences
- (void)init {
if ((self = [super init])) {
self.prefs = [[CSCFPreferences alloc] initWithBundleId:@"com.creaturecoding.myprefs" autoSyncronize:YES];
}
return self;
}
- (void)saveValue {
[self.prefs setObject:@(27) forKey:@"kMyInt"];
[self.prefs setObject:@(1.673893) forKey:@"kMyFloat"];
[self.prefs setObject:@(0.187650089432) forKey:@"kMyDouble"];
[self.prefs setObject:@(YES) forKey:@"kMyBool"];
[self.prefs setObject:@"some string" forKey:@"kMyString"];
}
- (void)logValue {
NSLog(@"MyInt = %@", [self.prefs intForKey:@"kMyInt"]);
NSLog(@"MyFloat = %@", [self.prefs intForKey:@"kMyFloat"]);
NSLog(@"MyDouble = %@", [self.prefs intForKey:@"kMyDouble"]);
NSLog(@"MyBool = %@", [self.prefs intForKey:@"kMyBool"]);
NSLog(@"MyString = %@", [self.prefs intForKey:@"kMyString"]);
}
Created and Maintained by CreatureSurvive (Dana Buehre)
This software is licensed under the MIT License, detailed in the file LICENSE.md