Better type support for Swift

[button]

Better type support for Swift

[hiltonc]

You can use - (void)registerBlock:(DPLRouteHandlerBlock)routeHandlerBlock forRoute:(NSString *)route.

[chrismaddern]

@cjwirth If you have anything that you think could be contribute-able back, would love to see a pull request. Better Swift support is definitely something that we'd like to do soon!

[basememara]

Can I see a code sample for this pls? I've been struggling with this and can't get it to work. This is what I have:

AppDelegate:

    func application(application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [NSObject: AnyObject]?) -> Bool {
        self.router = DPLDeepLinkRouter()
        self.router.registerHandlerClass(PostRouteHandler.self, forRoute: "/post/:slug")

        return true
    }

PostRouteHandler:

public class PostRouteHandler: DPLRouteHandler {

    override public func targetViewController() -> UIViewController {
        return PostDetailController()
    }

}

PostDetailController:

class PostDetailController: UIViewController, DPLTargetViewController {
    func configureWithDeepLink(deepLink: DPLDeepLink!) {
        if let slug = deepLink.routeParameters["slug"] as? String {
            // Do something
        }
    }
}

My breakpoint in configureWithDeepLink just won't hit when going to mydpl://post/my-slug.

[platedbay]

You don't need the first /

self.router.registerHandlerClass(PostRouteHandler.self, forRoute: "post/:slug")

[chrismaddern]

Anything after the first / in an incoming URL is considered part of the path, in this case, post is actually the host... just another way that URLs aren't perfectly designed for deep linking ;)

@platedbay is right.. remove the first / and you should be good.

[basememara]

Ahh silly mistake, it worked! I copied the samples /product/:sku route but I guess that wasn't what I thought. Thanks! I hope the sample helps someone else ;)