nooptionalinterpolation

Welcome to the documentation page for the NoOptionalInterpolation library. This library is designed to eliminate optional interpolation in your code, providing easier and safer handling of interpolated strings in Swift. In this documentation, you will find a comprehensive guide on how to use this library effectively and efficiently.

Installation

To integrate NoOptionalInterpolation into your project, you can use CocoaPods. Simply add the following line to your Podfile:

    pod 'NoOptionalInterpolation'
  

Then, run the command pod install to install the library.

Usage

Using the NoOptionalInterpolation library is very straightforward. Simply follow the steps outlined below:

1. Import the library in your Swift file:

      import NoOptionalInterpolation
    

2. Initialize an instance of NoOptionalInterpolation with an interpolated string as its argument:

      let noOptionalInterpolation = NoOptionalInterpolation("Hello \(firstName ?? ""), your age is \(age ?? 0).")
    

3. Access the interpolated string without any optionals:

      let stringWithoutOptionals = noOptionalInterpolation.stringWithoutOptionals
    

Example

Let’s take a deeper look at an example of how to use the NoOptionalInterpolation library:

    import NoOptionalInterpolation

    let firstName: String? = "John"
    let age: Int? = 25

    let noOptionalInterpolation = NoOptionalInterpolation("Hello \(firstName ?? ""), your age is \(age ?? 0).")

    let stringWithoutOptionals = noOptionalInterpolation.stringWithoutOptionals
    print(stringWithoutOptionals)
  

The output of the code above will be:

    Hello John, your age is 25.
  

Conclusion

Congratulations! You have successfully integrated the NoOptionalInterpolation library into your Swift project. This library provides a convenient and safe way to handle interpolated strings without any optionals. If you have any further questions or issues, please don’t hesitate to reach out to our support team.