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Introduction

Welcome to the documentation for CodeQuickKit – a powerful toolkit for developers. This documentation will guide you through the various features and functionalities provided by CodeQuickKit.

Installation

To use CodeQuickKit in your project, you need to follow these installation steps:

  1. Open your terminal and navigate to your project’s directory.
  2. Run the following command to install CodeQuickKit via Cocoapods:
    3. pod 'CodeQuickKit'
  3. Once the installation is complete, import CodeQuickKit into your project:
    4. import CodeQuickKit

Features

Networking

CodeQuickKit provides seamless networking capabilities to make API calls easier:

  • CKNetworkingClient: A networking client that handles HTTP requests and responses.
  • CKRequest: Represents an API request consisting of a URL, method, parameters, and headers. Used with CKNetworkingClient.
  • CKResponse: Represents an API response containing data and status code.
  • Additional networking utility classes and functions for handling common network operations.

Data Storage

CodeQuickKit provides flexible and easy-to-use data storage options:

  • CKUserDefaults: Simplifies data storage using UserDefaults.
  • CKKeychain: Securely stores sensitive information like passwords and tokens using Keychain.
  • CKFileManager: Handles file operations, such as saving and retrieving data to/from the file system.
  • CKCoreDataStack: Simplifies the setup and use of Core Data for managing a local database.

User Interface Components

CodeQuickKit offers a variety of UI components to enhance your app’s visual appeal:

  • CKButton: A customizable button with various styles and animations.
  • CKLabel: A label with additional styling options, like font, color, and multiline support.
  • CKTextField: A text field with validation, formatting, and customization options.
  • CKActivityIndicator: A loading indicator that can be easily customized.
  • CKAlert: Shows customizable alerts with various styles and actions.

Utilities

CodeQuickKit offers a set of utility classes and functions to assist in common tasks:

  • CKLogger: A logging utility for debugging and logging information during development.
  • CKTimer: Used for timing events and executing code at specified intervals.
  • CKUtils: Provides additional utility functions for commonly used operations.
  • CKDateFormatter: Makes working with dates and formatting them easier.

Conclusion

That’s it! This documentation has provided an overview of the features and functionalities offered by CodeQuickKit. You can explore each section to get detailed information about specific aspects of the toolkit. Happy coding!