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SwiftRouter

License MIT Travis-CI Carthage compatible

A URL Router for iOS, written in Swift, inspired by HHRouter and JLRoutes.

Installation

SwiftRouter Version Swift Version Note
Before 1.0.7 2.0 n/a
1.0.7 2.2 n/a
2.0.0 3.0 n/a
2.1.0 3.0 Breaking changes by adopting exception
3.0.0 4.0 @objc should be used with properties

Carthage

SwiftRouter is compatible with Carthage. Add it to your Cartfile:

github "skyline75489/SwiftRouter" 

CocoaPods

pod 'JLSwiftRouter' use_frameworks!

Manually

Add SwiftRouter.swift in your project.

Usage

Routing ViewController

Define properties in your custom ViewController:

class UserViewController: UIViewController { @objc var userId:String? @objc var username:String? @objc var password:String? }

Map URL to ViewController:

import SwiftRouter let router = Router.shared router.map("/user/:userId", controllerClass: UserViewController.self)

Get instance of ViewController directly from the URL. Parameters will be parsed automatically:

let vc = router.matchController("/user/1?username=hello&password=123")! XCTAssertEqual(vc.userId, "1") XCTAssertEqual(vc.username, "hello") XCTAssertEqual(vc.password, "123")

This will load controller using init() method. If you want to load view controller from storyboard - use:

let vc = router.matchControllerFromStoryboard("/user/1?username=hello&password=123", storyboardName: "MyStoryboard")!

This code will load controller from storyboard named MyStoryboard.storyboard. Just don't forget to set that controller identifier in storyboard to its class name. In this case UserViewController.

Push custom ViewController:

router.routeURL("/user/123", navigationController: self.navigationController!) // The custom ViewController will be pushed with parameters.

Routing handler

Define your custom handler function and map it to URL:

router.map("/user/add", handler: { (params:[String: String]?) -> (Bool) in XCTAssertNotNil(params) if let params = params { XCTAssertEqual(params["username"], "hello") XCTAssertEqual(params["password"], "123") } return true })

Call the handler from router:

router.routeURL("/user/add?username=hello&password=123") // The handler function will be called with parameters.

License

MIT License

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