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Spis treści

iOS 11 Swift Programming Cookbook. Solutions and Examples for iOS Apps eBook -- spis treści

• Preface
  • Audience
  • Organization of This Book
  • Conventions Used in This Book
  • Additional Resources
  • Using Code Examples
  • OReilly Safari
  • How to Contact Us
  • Acknowledgments
• 1. Continuous Integration and Delivery
  • 1.1. Setting Up Xcode Server
  • 1.2. Connecting Local Xcode to Xcode Server
  • 1.3. Archiving Your Apps with Xcode Bots
  • 1.4. Running Your Tests Automatically with Xcode Bots
  • 1.5. Performing Analysis of Your Code Using Xcode Bots
  • 1.6. Integrating GitHub Projects with Travis
  • 1.7. Installing the Travis CLI
  • 1.8. Running Your Unit Tests with Travis
  • 1.9. Building and Archiving Your Project with Travis
  • 1.10. Installing and Setting Up fastlane
  • 1.11. Building Your Apps with fastlane
  • 1.12. Testing Your Apps with fastlane
  • 1.13. Enabling Slack Notifications in fastlane
  • 1.14. Archiving Your Apps with fastlane
  • 1.15. Uploading Your Apps to iTunes Connect with fastlane
• 2. Snapshot Testing
  • 2.1. Setting Up Snapshot Testing
  • 2.2. Recording Snapshots
  • 2.3. Specifying Tolerance in Snapshot Tests
  • 2.4. Analyzing Snapshot Test Case Failures
  • 2.5. Testing Table View Cell Snapshots
• 3. SiriKit
  • 3.1. Setting Up Your Project for Siri
  • 3.2. Defining an Intent Handler
  • 3.3. Resolving Ambiguity in an Intent
  • 3.4. Reporting Progress for Resolving an Intent
  • 3.5. Handling an Intent
• 4. Measurements and Units
  • 4.1. Converting Between and Working with Length Units
  • 4.2. Working with and Switching Between Angle Units
  • 4.3. Representing and Converting Between Durations of Time
  • 4.4. Using and Working with Frequency Units
  • 4.5. Working with and Using Power Units
  • 4.6. Representing and Comparing Temperature Units
  • 4.7. Working with and Converting Volume Units
• 5. Core Data
  • 5.1. Designing Your Database Scheme
  • 5.2. Writing Data to the Database
  • 5.3. Reading Data from the Database
  • 5.4. Searching for Data in the Database
  • 5.5. Performing Background Tasks with Core Data
• 6. Swift and Cocoa Touch
  • 6.1. Extending Typed Arrays
  • 6.2. Taking Advantage of Open Collection Ranges
  • 6.3. Organizing Private Functions and Properties with Extensions
  • 6.4. Defining Key Paths in Swift
  • 6.5. Parsing from and to JSON with Swift
  • 6.6. Handling Corner Cases in JSON Parsing with Swift
  • 6.7. Partitioning Arrays into Segments
  • 6.8. Setting Constraints on Extensions
  • 6.9. Defining Object Requirements Through Protocols
  • 6.10. Creating New Data Types by Combination
  • 6.11. Adding Logic Through Protocols
  • 6.12. Defining Constraints on Protocols
  • 6.13. Handling Errors in Swift
  • 6.14. Specifying Preconditions for Methods
  • 6.15. Ensuring the Execution of Code Blocks Before Exiting Methods
  • 6.16. Checking for API Availability
  • 6.17. Creating Your Own Set Types
  • 6.18. Conditionally Extending a Type
  • 6.19. Optimizing Your Swift Code
  • 6.20. Building Equality Functionality into Your Own Types
  • 6.21. Grouping switch Statement Cases Together
  • 6.22. Looping Conditionally Through a Collection
  • 6.23. Bundling and Reading Data in Your Apps
• 7. Xcode 9 and Interface Builder
  • 7.1. Changing Variable Names in the Current Scope
  • 7.2. Utilizing Regular Expressions in Your Xcode Searches
  • 7.3. Debugging Apps on an iOS Device Wirelessly
  • 7.4. Making Sure UI Methods Run on the Main Thread
  • 7.5. Creating a GitHub Repository for Your Project in Xcode
  • 7.6. Synchronizing Your Code with GitHub Inside Xcode
  • 7.7. Categorizing and Downloading Assets to Get Smaller Binaries
  • 7.8. Exporting Device-Specific Binaries
  • 7.9. Linking Separate Storyboards Together
  • 7.10. Adding Multiple Buttons to the Navigation Bar
  • 7.11. Showing the Header View of Your Swift Classes
  • 7.12. Designing Interactive Interface Objects in Playgrounds
• 8. The User Interface
  • 8.1. Animating Details with Peek and Pop
  • 8.2. Providing Dynamic 3D Touch Menus on Home Screen
  • 8.3. Asking Your Users for App Store Reviews in Your App
  • 8.4. Providing Vibrational Feedback to Users
  • 8.5. Supporting Drag and Drop in Your Apps
  • 8.6. Scaling Fonts in Order to Support Dynamic Types
  • 8.7. Adjusting Labels While Supporting Dynamic Types
  • 8.8. Extracting Named Colors from Asset Catalogs
  • 8.9. Animating Views
  • 8.10. Attaching Live Views to Playgrounds
  • 8.11. Running Playgrounds as Interactive and Continuous Apps
  • 8.12. Arranging Your Components Horizontally or Vertically
  • 8.13. Customizing Stack Views for Different Screen Sizes
  • 8.14. Creating Anchored Constraints in Code
  • 8.15. Allowing Users to Enter Text in Response to Local and Remote Notifications
  • 8.16. Dealing with Stacked Views in Code
  • 8.17. Showing Web Content in Safari View Controller
  • 8.18. Laying Out Text-Based Content on Your Views
  • 8.19. Improving Touch Rates for Smoother UI Interactions
  • 8.20. Supporting Right-to-Left Languages
  • 8.21. Associating Keyboard Shortcuts with View Controllers
  • 8.22. Recording the Screen and Sharing the Video
• 9. Document-Based Apps
  • 9.1. Supporting File Browsing in Your App
  • 9.2. Associating File Types with Your App
  • 9.3. Creating New Documents
  • 9.4. Saving Your Documents
  • 9.5. Loading Existing Documents
  • 9.6. Customizing Your Document Browser
• 10. Apple Watch
  • 10.1. Downloading Files onto the Apple Watch
  • 10.2. Noticing Changes in Pairing State Between the iOS and Watch Apps
  • 10.3. Transferring Small Pieces of Data to and from the Watch
  • 10.4. Transferring Dictionaries in Queues to and from the Watch
  • 10.5. Transferring Files to and from the Watch
  • 10.6. Communicating Interactively Between iOS and watchOS
  • 10.7. Setting Up the Apple Watch for Custom Complications
  • 10.8. Constructing Small Complications with Text and Images
  • 10.9. Displaying Time Offsets in Complications
  • 10.10. Displaying Dates in Complications
  • 10.11. Displaying Times in Complications
  • 10.12. Displaying Time Intervals in Complications
  • 10.13. Recording Audio in Your Watch App
  • 10.14. Playing Local and Remote Audio and Video in Your Watch App
• 11. Contacts
  • 11.1. Creating Contacts
  • 11.2. Searching for Contacts
  • 11.3. Updating Contacts
  • 11.4. Deleting Contacts
  • 11.5. Formatting Contact Data
  • 11.6. Picking Contacts with a Prebuilt System UI
  • 11.7. Creating Contacts with a Prebuilt System UI
  • 11.8. Displaying Contacts with a Prebuilt System UI
• 12. Extensions
  • 12.1. Creating Safari Content Blockers
  • 12.2. Creating Shared Links for Safari
  • 12.3. Maintaining Your Apps Indexed Content
• 13. Web and Search
  • 13.1. Continuing a Spotlight Search Within Your App
  • 13.2. Making Your Apps Content Searchable
  • 13.3. Making User Activities Searchable
  • 13.4. Deleting Your Apps Searchable Content
• 14. Multitasking
  • 14.1. Supporting Split Views
  • 14.2. Adding Picture in Picture Playback Functionality
  • 14.3. Handling Low Power Mode and Providing Alternatives
• 15. Maps and Location
  • 15.1. Customizing the Map View with System Buttons
  • 15.2. Displaying System Annotations on the Map
  • 15.3. Clustering Annotations for a Clutter-Free Map
  • 15.4. Displaying a Specific Location on the Map
  • 15.5. Requesting the Users Location a Single Time
  • 15.6. Requesting the Users Location in the Background
  • 15.7. Customizing the Tint Color of Pins on the Map
  • 15.8. Providing Detailed Pin Information with Custom Views
  • 15.9. Displaying Traffic, Scale, and Compass Indicators on the Map
  • 15.10. Providing an ETA for Transit Transport Type
  • 15.11. Launching the iOS Maps App in Transit Mode
  • 15.12. Showing Maps in Flyover Mode
• 16. UI Testing
  • 16.1. Preparing Your Project for UI Testing
  • 16.2. Automating UI Test Scripts
  • 16.3. Testing Text Fields, Buttons, and Labels
  • 16.4. Finding UI Components
  • 16.5. Long-Pressing on UI Elements
  • 16.6. Typing Inside Text Fields
  • 16.7. Swiping on UI Elements
  • 16.8. Tapping UI Elements
• 17. Core Motion
  • 17.1. Querying Pace and Cadence Information
  • 17.2. Recording and Reading Accelerometer Data
• 18. Security
  • 18.1. Supporting Password Autofill with iCloud Keychain
  • 18.2. Protecting Your Network Connections with ATS
  • 18.3. Binding Keychain Items to Passcode and Touch ID
  • 18.4. Opening URLs Safely
  • 18.5. Authenticating the User with Touch ID and Timeout
• 19. Multimedia
  • 19.1. Reading Out Text with the Default Siri Alex Voice
  • 19.2. Downloading and Preparing Remote Media for Playback
  • 19.3. Enabling Spoken Audio Sessions
• 20. UI Dynamics
  • 20.1. Adding a Radial Gravity Field to Your UI
  • 20.2. Creating a Linear Gravity Field on Your UI
  • 20.3. Creating Turbulence Effects with Animations
  • 20.4. Adding Animated Noise Effects to Your UI
  • 20.5. Creating a Magnetic Effect Between UI Components
  • 20.6. Designing a Velocity Field on Your UI
  • 20.7. Handling Collisions Between Nonrectangular Views
• 21. iMessage Stickers and Apps
  • 21.1. Setting Up a Sticker Pack Application
  • 21.2. Adjusting Sticker Sizes
  • 21.3. Building a Full-Fledged iMessage Application
  • 21.4. Adding an iMessage App Extension to an Existing App
  • 21.5. Utilizing an Expanded View in a Sticker Pack App
  • 21.6. Appending Rich Information to Stickers
  • 21.7. Creating Interactive Conversations with iMessage Apps
• Index