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InfoKit providesStrongly Typed access to theInfo.plist with less than 60 lines of code, while leveragingSwift 4's powerfulCodable capabilities.

Installation >>instructions <<

Define aCodable with the properties you wish to access from the project's bundleInfo.plist file.

structInfo:Codable{letbaseUrl:StringletstaticUrl:String}

And read the Info.plist into theInfo struct:

// Define a Plistletplist=Plist<Info>()// Decode itletinfo= plist.decode()// Then access it's propertiesinfo?.baseUrl    // http://debug.InfoKit.localinfo?.staticUrl  // http://debug.static.InfoKit.local

For convenience,InfoKit will also provide access to custom .plist files. Let's say you included aProductIDs.plist file. Start by defining the struct with it's respective properties.

structProducts:Codable{letfoo:Stringletbar:String}

Define aPlist, and this time,specify the resource name. e.g.ProductIDs

letplist=Plist<Products>("ProductIDs") // Reads `ProductIDs.plist`letproducts= plist.decode()products?.foo // com.InfoKit.fooproducts?.bar // com.InfoKit.bar

Remember, user provided property lists must be copied into the bundle, so make sure to set it'sTarget Membership.

InfoKit will default to theMain Bundle, however, you canspecify the bundle, if needed:

Plist<Products>("ProductIDs", in: bundle)

Ifno resource or bundle is specified in the initializer of thePlist class, like so:

Plist<Info>()

...then,InfoKit will default to the Main Bundle's Info.plist file defined in the Project's Build Settings.

Because of this, you can providemultiple Info.plist files fordifferent configurations and still get the desired results.See the iOS Example project in action by choosing between thedebug,staging andrelease configurations.

InfoKit is released under the MIT license. SeeLICENSE for details.

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Thank you 🙏