CoreDataModel
Sample Core Data model framework in Swift.
Usage
This will help you set up a Swift Core Data project using a reusable data model as a Framework. Either start with these projects as a base, or (recommended) go through the steps to set everything up along the way.
Getting Started:
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Create a new Swift Framework project:
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Import Core Data Framework:
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Copy CoreDataManager.swift into project.
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Add a new Bundle target named CoreDataModelSchema. Yes... choose OSX instead of iOS. We'll fix that later:
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Create a new Core Data data model file and be certain to include it in the schema bundle target (not the framework).
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Add a new model version since we are setting up a versioned data model.
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Change the Base SDK from OSX to iOS.
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Add a target dependency to your Framework so that the Bundle is built on Framework compile.
License
Copyright (c) 2015 Clay Tinnell.
Use of the code provided on this repository is subject to the MIT License.
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