A simple settings package. There are two types of settings. A generic Setting and a SecureSetting.
Declaring them is super simple.
struct SettingsManager {
static let shared = SettingsManager()
@Setting("action_key", defaultValue: false)
var enableAction: Bool
@Setting("optional_key", defaultValue: nil)
var username: String?
@SecureSetting("keychain_key", defaultValue: "Insecure String")
var secureString: String
}Then accessing or updating the values is as simple as
let value = SettingsManager.shared.enableActionor
SettingsManager.shared.enableAction = trueWhen using anything that is an optional, setting it to nil will remove it from UserDefaults.
Alternatively we also support @ComplexSetting which allows you to save JSON to UserDefaults. Simply define a codeable Struct
struct SomeStruct: Codable {
let myString: String
let myInt: Int?
}
@ComplexSetting("complex")
val complexSetting: SomeStruct?
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