Protocols

Minimum information required to display cell in table view

Minimum information required to display cell in table view

Allows to get class name string

Usually views might conform to this protocol so it’s possible to pass view model without typecasting.

Helps to print all object fields and values

Helps to instantiate object from xib file.

Helps to instantiate object from storyboard file.

Helps to instantiate content view from storyboard file.

Simplifies Managers start and reset routine. All managers could be then started/reseted on apropriate point in app, e.g. on user login/logout.

To get all Managers in some place (e.g. ApplicationManager) you could use following construction:

 private var managers: [Manager.Type] = {
     return g_getClassesConformToProtocol(Manager.self)
 }()

Undocumented

Undocumented

Undocumented

Protocol that simplifies custom page size configuration for UIScrollView. Sadly, can not be done better due to protocol extensions limitations - https://stackoverflow.com/questions/39487168/non-objc-method-does-not-satisfy-optional-requirement-of-objc-protocol

Simplifies work with classes that need some routine to be performed once on app load.

It’s behaviour is close to [NSObject load] but since overriding [NSObject load] method can’t be used in Swift you may use this protocol instead.

Using property assures code will never be executed twice.

static var setupOnce: Int = {
    // This code will be called once on app start
    return 0
}()

Same as Manager but with singleton class property