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Index
Preface
Resources Used in This Book Audience and Approach Organization of This Book Conventions Used in This Book Using Code Examples O’Reilly Safari How to Contact Us Acknowledgments
I. Welcome to Swift 1. Getting Started
Xcode
Getting Xcode Creating Your First Project
Working with the Xcode Interface
The Editor The Toolbar The Navigator Utilities The Debug Area
Running Your Code
The iOS Simulator Running on a Device Distributing Your Apps
The Interface Builder
Interfaces in iOS
Conclusion
2. The Swift Programming Language
The Swift Language
Swift 3 Versus 4
Playgrounds and Swift Comments Imports Variables Operators Collections
Arrays Tuples Dictionaries
Control Flow
Loops Switches
Types
Working with Strings Sets Enumerations Type Safety and Conversion Optionals Type Casting
Functions and Closures
Using Functions as Variables Closures
Convenience Features
The defer Keyword The guard Keyword
Making Your Code Swifty Conclusion
3. Object-Oriented Development in Swift
Classes and Objects
Initialization and Deinitialization Properties
Computed properties Observers Lazy properties
Inheritance Protocols Extensions Access Control Operator Overloading and Custom Operators Subscripts Generics
Structures Error Handling Memory Management Design Patterns in Swift
Model–View–Controller Delegation
Swift Libraries
Structuring an App
Applications and delegates Views UIViewController Storyboards and nibs
Swift Package Manager Conclusion
II. Building Selfiegram 4. Setting Up Our App
Designing Selfiegram Creating the Project The Structure Renaming the Views
5. Building the Model Object
The Selfie Object The SelfieStore Testing the SelfieStore Filling Out the Method Stubs
6. Building the Selfie List UI
Creating the Selfie List Improving the Selfie List
7. Adding and Deleting Selfies
Deleting Selfies Taking New Selfies
8. Viewing and Editing Selfies
The Selfie Viewer
Connecting the Code and the UI
Editing a Selfie
9. Adding Location Info to the Selfies
Updating the Model Testing Our New Model Showing a Selfie’s Location Expanding the Map Determining Locations
Configuring the App to Support Location Talking to the Location Hardware
10. Building a Settings View
Building the Settings UI
Connecting the Settings into Our Hierarchy Hooking Up the Settings
Implementing the Settings
11. Reminders and Notifications
Adding a Reminder to the Settings Creating a Notification
III. Polishing Selfiegram 12. Theming and Sharing Selfiegram
Custom Fonts Making the Theme Sharing Selfies
Sharing from the Detail View Controller Sharing from the List View Controller
13. Custom Views and View Controllers
A Camera View The Camera View Controller
Building the UI Connecting the UI Talking to the Camera
Setting up the session Handling interaction Conforming to the AVCapturePhotoCaptureDelegate protocol
Calling the Capture View Controller
14. Image Overlays
Creating the Overlay Model Testing the Overlay Manager
Writing the Tests Returning Available Overlays Downloading Overlay Information Downloading Overlay Images
15. Overlay UI
Building the UI
Hooking Up the UI
Creating the Overlay View Presenting the Overlays
Initial Setup Drawing Eyebrows Vision and Image Detection
Connecting It into the App
16. Localization and Internationalization
Internationalization
Generating the String Table
Localization
Translating the Strings
Testing Locales
Pseudolanguages Previewing Localizations
Conclusion
IV. Beyond Developing Selfiegram 17. Debugging
The Debugger
Breakpoints Inspecting Code Controlling Program Flow
Performance
Instruments
18. UI Tests
UI Testing Classes Writing UI Tests
A Basic Test Recording UI Actions Checking if Elements Exist Handling UI Interruptions
19. Automating Chores with Fastlane
The Fastlane Tools Installing Fastlane
Installing via Homebrew Installing via RubyGems Installing via Direct Download
Setting Up a Project Doing a Build Configuring a Fastfile
20. Using Fastlane’s Tools
Code Signing with match
The Problem That Match Solves match’s Solution
Generating Screenshots Using snapshot Using Boarding to Add Testers to TestFlight Managing Your App’s Presence on the App Store Using deliver
Getting the Metadata Submitting New Metadata
Looking Further
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