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Code Quality Rank: L5
Programming language: Objective-C
License: MIT License
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Latest version: v0.0.2

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README

DecouplingKit

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Podfile


    platform :ios, '7.0'
    pod 'DecouplingKit', '~> 0.0.2'

DecouplingKit, decoupling between modules in your iOS Project.

DDKServiceManager, used to load the service list DKService.plist, the service is a business's protocol. DKService.plist includes service and impl, service is protocol, impl is the implementation of the protocol class.

DecouplingKit is based on BeeHive, Another way to decouple is the runtime, such as CTMediator, this is a very good program.

Use

Register the default DKService.plist service list

    [[DKServiceManager sharedInstance] registerLocalServices];

Register a list of custom paths for services

    [[DKServiceManager sharedInstance] registerLocalServicesWithServiceConfigName:@"DecouplingKit.bundle/DKService"];

singleton

    id<Bussiness2ServiceProtocol> bussiness2 =[[DKServiceManager sharedInstance] createInstance:@protocol(Bussiness2ServiceProtocol)];

    NSDictionary *data =[bussiness2 fetchBussiness2DataWithName:@"DecouplingKit" age:@"1"];

Create a class and then call the corresponding class method

   Class Bussiness2 = [[DKServiceManager sharedInstance] createClass:@protocol(Bussiness2ServiceProtocol)];

    [Bussiness2 callClassMethod];

Create a service protocol for your business class

@protocol Bussiness2ServiceProtocol <DKServiceProtocol>
@property (nonatomic,copy) NSString *name;
- (NSDictionary *)fetchBussiness2DataWithName:(NSString *)name age:(NSString *)age;
+ (void)callClassMethod;

@end

Licenses

All source code is licensed under the MIT License.


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