Updateable

Example

Example of turning structs into Createable & Updateable

struct SomeStruct: CreateableDefault {
    var someInt = 12
    var someString = "asdf"
}

let a = SomeStruct.create {
    $0.someString = "abcd"
}!

a.someInt // 12
a.someString // "abcd"

let b = a.update {
    $0.someInt = 41
}

a.someInt // 12
a.someString // "abcd"
b.someInt // 41
b.someString // "abcd"

let c = b.map { old in
    if old.someInt % 2 == 1 { // is odd
        return SomeStruct.create { new in
            new.someInt = old.someInt + 1
            new.someString = "efg"
        }
    }
    return nil
}

c?.someInt // 42
c?.someString // "efg"

Example of defining how to create UIViewController out from storyboard:

class SomeVC: UIViewController, Createable {
    var someInputParam: SomeStruct!
    static func create() -> Any? {
        let storyboard = UIStoryboard(name: "SomeStoryboard", bundle: Bundle.main)
        return storyboard.instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "SomeVC")
    }
}

SomeVC.create {
    $0.someInputParam = SomeStruct.create {
        $0.someInt = 9000
        $0.someString = "You get the idea"
    }
}

Using native struct initializer instead of Createable

struct SomeStruct: Updateable {
    var someInt: Int
    var someString: String
}

let a = SomeStruct(someInt: 100, someString: "No .init() involved")

a.someInt // 100
a.someString // "No .init() involved"

let b = a.update {
    $0.someString = "Yeah."
}

b.someInt // 100
b.someString // "Yeah"

let c = a.map { (old) -> SomeStruct? in
    return SomeStruct(someInt: 9000, someString: "No jokes")
}!

c.someInt // 9000
c.someString // "No jokes"

Installation

Updateable is available through CocoaPods. To install it, simply add the following line to your Podfile:

pod 'Updateable'

Author

Oleksii Horishnii, [email protected]

Inspired by https://gist.github.com/PaulTaykalo/43ff20e3313644c5b3ab7390221e8e7a by Pavel Taykalo, [email protected]

License

Updateable is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.