Originally created by @JohnEstropia on GitHub (May 9, 2016).
Originally assigned to: @JohnEstropia on GitHub.
Entities that only ever need one instance come up a lot in the apps I've worked on.
Main functionalities:
global way to lazy-fetch an instance (maybe CoreStore.singleton[MyEntity])
wrap an ObjectMonitor for free notification handling
Originally created by @JohnEstropia on GitHub (May 9, 2016).
Originally assigned to: @JohnEstropia on GitHub.
Entities that only ever need one instance come up a lot in the apps I've worked on.
Main functionalities:
- [ ] global way to lazy-fetch an instance (maybe `CoreStore.singleton[MyEntity]`)
- [ ] wrap an ObjectMonitor<T> for free notification handling
@brosnic Sorry for the long reply, I havent gotten around to implementing this yet. I'm currently prioritizing a new querying syntax for Swift 4 right now. That said my needs for this feature hasnt changed as well.
@JohnEstropia commented on GitHub (Jul 11, 2017):
@brosnic Sorry for the long reply, I havent gotten around to implementing this yet. I'm currently prioritizing a new querying syntax for Swift 4 right now. That said my needs for this feature hasnt changed as well.
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Originally created by @JohnEstropia on GitHub (May 9, 2016).
Originally assigned to: @JohnEstropia on GitHub.
Entities that only ever need one instance come up a lot in the apps I've worked on.
Main functionalities:
CoreStore.singleton[MyEntity])@brosnic commented on GitHub (Jul 7, 2017):
Is this on your roadmap soon? I'd love to use that feature 👍
@JohnEstropia commented on GitHub (Jul 11, 2017):
@brosnic Sorry for the long reply, I havent gotten around to implementing this yet. I'm currently prioritizing a new querying syntax for Swift 4 right now. That said my needs for this feature hasnt changed as well.