SCUserDefaultsDefinition

@interface SCUserDefaultsDefinition : SCDictionaryDefinition

This class functions as a means to define NSUserDefaults fields that the framework can automatically generate a user interface for. As with all other types of binding, once the UI is generated, the framework will also be responsible for automatically reading and writing the values to NSUserDefaults.

Sample use: // Create the user defaults definition SCUserDefaultsDefinition *userDefaultsDef = [SCUserDefaultsDefinition definitionWithUserDefaultsKeyNamesString: @“Login Details:(username,password):Will be automatically signed in”]; SCPropertyDefinition *passwordDef = [userDefaultsDef propertyDefinitionWithName:@“password”]; passwordDef.attributes = [SCTextFieldAttributes attributesWithPlaceholder:nil secureTextEntry:YES autocorrectionType:UITextAutocorrectionTypeNo autocapitalizationType:UITextAutocapitalizationTypeNone];

// Generate the UI for the user defaults [self.tableViewModel generateSectionsForUserDefaultsDefinition:userDefaultsDef];

See

SCPropertyDefinition.
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  • Allocates and returns an initialized ‘SCUserDefaultsDefinition’ given the key names string of the user defaults.

    By default, all property definitions generated for the given keyNames will have a type of SCPropertyTypeTextField. This can be fully customized after initialization.

    Key names string syntax options: @“key1;key2;key3;…” @“group1 header:(key1, key2,…):group1 footer;group2…”

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    + (instancetype)definitionWithUserDefaultsKeyNamesString:
    (NSString *)keyNamesString;

    Parameters

    keyNamesString

    A string with the key names separated by semi-colons. Example string: @“firstName;lastName”. Property groups can also be defined in the string using the following format: @“Personal Details:(firstName, lastName); Address:(street, state, country)”. The group title can also be ommitted to create a group with no title. For example: @“:(firstName, lastName)”.
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  • Allocates and returns an initialized ‘SCUserDefaultsDefinition’ given the key names of the user defaults.

    By default, all property definitions generated for the given keyNames will have a type of SCPropertyTypeTextField. This can be fully customized after initialization.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    + (instancetype)definitionWithUserDefaultsKeyNames:(NSArray *)keyNames;

    Parameters

    keyNames

    An array of the user defaults key names. All array elements must be of type NSString.
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  • Allocates and returns an initialized ‘SCUserDefaultsDefinition’ given the key names of the user defaults and their titles.

    By default, all property definitions generated for the given keyNames will have a type of SCPropertyTypeTextField. This can be fully customized after initialization.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    + (instancetype)definitionWithUserDefaultsKeyNames:(NSArray *)keyNames
                                         keyTitles:(NSArray *)keyTitles;

    Parameters

    keyNames

    An array of the user defaults key names. All array elements must be of type NSString.
    keyTitles

    An array of titles to the keys in keyNames. All array elements must be of type NSString.
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  • Returns an initialized ‘SCUserDefaultsDefinition’ given the key names string of the user defaults.

    By default, all property definitions generated for the given keyNames will have a type of SCPropertyTypeTextField. This can be fully customized after initialization.

    Key names string syntax options: @“key1;key2;key3;…” @“group1 header:(key1, key2,…):group1 footer;group2…”

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    - (instancetype)initWithUserDefaultsKeyNamesString:(NSString *)keyNamesString;

    Parameters

    keyNamesString

    A string with the key names separated by semi-colons. Example string: @“firstName;lastName”. Property groups can also be defined in the string using the following format: @“Personal Details:(firstName, lastName); Address:(street, state, country)”. The group title can also be ommitted to create a group with no title. For example: @“:(firstName, lastName)”.
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  • Returns an initialized ‘SCUserDefaultsDefinition’ given the key names of the user defaults.

    By default, all property definitions generated for the given keyNames will have a type of SCPropertyTypeTextField. This can be fully customized after initialization.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    - (instancetype)initWithUserDefaultsKeyNames:(NSArray *)keyNames;

    Parameters

    keyNames

    An array of the user defaults key names. All array elements must be of type NSString.
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  • Returns an initialized ‘SCUserDefaultsDefinition’ given the key names of the user defaults and their titles.

    By default, all property definitions generated for the given keyNames will have a type of SCPropertyTypeTextField. This can be fully customized after initialization.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    - (instancetype)initWithUserDefaultsKeyNames:(NSArray *)keyNames
                                   keyTitles:(NSArray *)keyTitles;

    Parameters

    keyNames

    An array of the user defaults key names. All array elements must be of type NSString.
    keyTitles

    An array of titles to the keys in keyNames. All array elements must be of type NSString.
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