Use settings.bundle of custom framework in application
I am creating a framework for iOS applications. I need some configurable parameters from end users at run time like key, specific set of characters or something else.
These things will be used in my framework not in the application. So I have created Settings.bundle for my framework and I want that whosoever uses this framework will have in-app settings that I desire and have created in that framework project.
Is there a way I can do this?
ios objective-c settings.bundle
asked Dec 27 at 13:30
Rock Balbao
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I am creating a framework for iOS applications. I need some configurable parameters from end users at run time like key, specific set of characters or something else.
These things will be used in my framework not in the application. So I have created Settings.bundle for my framework and I want that whosoever uses this framework will have in-app settings that I desire and have created in that framework project.
Is there a way I can do this?
ios objective-c settings.bundle
asked Dec 27 at 13:30
Rock Balbao
601716
add a comment |
I am creating a framework for iOS applications. I need some configurable parameters from end users at run time like key, specific set of characters or something else.
These things will be used in my framework not in the application. So I have created Settings.bundle for my framework and I want that whosoever uses this framework will have in-app settings that I desire and have created in that framework project.
Is there a way I can do this?
ios objective-c settings.bundle
asked Dec 27 at 13:30
Rock Balbao
601716
I am creating a framework for iOS applications. I need some configurable parameters from end users at run time like key, specific set of characters or something else.
These things will be used in my framework not in the application. So I have created Settings.bundle for my framework and I want that whosoever uses this framework will have in-app settings that I desire and have created in that framework project.
Is there a way I can do this?
ios objective-c settings.bundle
ios objective-c settings.bundle
asked Dec 27 at 13:30
Rock Balbao
601716
asked Dec 27 at 13:30
Rock Balbao
601716
asked Dec 27 at 13:30
Rock Balbao
601716
asked Dec 27 at 13:30
Rock Balbao
601716
asked Dec 27 at 13:30
Rock Balbao
601716
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It's up to hosting app to include such params in Settings. There is no way to enforce the app using your framework to include your params in app settings. From the framework perspective config params should be included in public API. For example the key should be argument to your framework initializer.
answered Dec 27 at 14:50
mijokaliger
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So there is no way other I can add in-app settings using framework?
– Rock Balbao
2 days ago
No, as I explained earlier. You can expose your settings through API or through some settings view controller within your framework.
– mijokaliger
2 days ago
@RockBalbao If you find my answer correct, please remember to accept it. Thanks!
– mijokaliger
yesterday
I will explore some ways and if I find your answer acceptable I will surely accept it. Thanks.
– Rock Balbao
yesterday
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It's up to hosting app to include such params in Settings. There is no way to enforce the app using your framework to include your params in app settings. From the framework perspective config params should be included in public API. For example the key should be argument to your framework initializer.
answered Dec 27 at 14:50
mijokaliger
404320
So there is no way other I can add in-app settings using framework?
– Rock Balbao
2 days ago
No, as I explained earlier. You can expose your settings through API or through some settings view controller within your framework.
– mijokaliger
2 days ago
@RockBalbao If you find my answer correct, please remember to accept it. Thanks!
– mijokaliger
yesterday
I will explore some ways and if I find your answer acceptable I will surely accept it. Thanks.
– Rock Balbao
yesterday
add a comment |
It's up to hosting app to include such params in Settings. There is no way to enforce the app using your framework to include your params in app settings. From the framework perspective config params should be included in public API. For example the key should be argument to your framework initializer.
answered Dec 27 at 14:50
mijokaliger
404320
So there is no way other I can add in-app settings using framework?
– Rock Balbao
2 days ago
No, as I explained earlier. You can expose your settings through API or through some settings view controller within your framework.
– mijokaliger
2 days ago
@RockBalbao If you find my answer correct, please remember to accept it. Thanks!
– mijokaliger
yesterday
I will explore some ways and if I find your answer acceptable I will surely accept it. Thanks.
– Rock Balbao
yesterday
add a comment |
It's up to hosting app to include such params in Settings. There is no way to enforce the app using your framework to include your params in app settings. From the framework perspective config params should be included in public API. For example the key should be argument to your framework initializer.
answered Dec 27 at 14:50
mijokaliger
404320
It's up to hosting app to include such params in Settings. There is no way to enforce the app using your framework to include your params in app settings. From the framework perspective config params should be included in public API. For example the key should be argument to your framework initializer.
answered Dec 27 at 14:50
mijokaliger
404320
answered Dec 27 at 14:50
mijokaliger
404320
answered Dec 27 at 14:50
mijokaliger
404320
answered Dec 27 at 14:50
mijokaliger
404320
404320
So there is no way other I can add in-app settings using framework?
– Rock Balbao
2 days ago
No, as I explained earlier. You can expose your settings through API or through some settings view controller within your framework.
– mijokaliger
2 days ago
@RockBalbao If you find my answer correct, please remember to accept it. Thanks!
– mijokaliger
yesterday
I will explore some ways and if I find your answer acceptable I will surely accept it. Thanks.
– Rock Balbao
yesterday
add a comment |
So there is no way other I can add in-app settings using framework?
– Rock Balbao
2 days ago
No, as I explained earlier. You can expose your settings through API or through some settings view controller within your framework.
– mijokaliger
2 days ago
@RockBalbao If you find my answer correct, please remember to accept it. Thanks!
– mijokaliger
yesterday
I will explore some ways and if I find your answer acceptable I will surely accept it. Thanks.
– Rock Balbao
yesterday
So there is no way other I can add in-app settings using framework?
– Rock Balbao
2 days ago
So there is no way other I can add in-app settings using framework?
– Rock Balbao
2 days ago
No, as I explained earlier. You can expose your settings through API or through some settings view controller within your framework.
– mijokaliger
2 days ago
No, as I explained earlier. You can expose your settings through API or through some settings view controller within your framework.
– mijokaliger
2 days ago
@RockBalbao If you find my answer correct, please remember to accept it. Thanks!
– mijokaliger
yesterday
@RockBalbao If you find my answer correct, please remember to accept it. Thanks!
– mijokaliger
yesterday
I will explore some ways and if I find your answer acceptable I will surely accept it. Thanks.
– Rock Balbao
yesterday
I will explore some ways and if I find your answer acceptable I will surely accept it. Thanks.
– Rock Balbao
yesterday
add a comment |
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