ragnar/cloudykit

Drop in replacement for Apple's CloudKit on Linux.

CloudyKit

CloudyKit is a drop in replacement for Apple's CloudKit on Linux. It uses CloudKit Web Services behind the scenes and has the same API that is used on iOS and macOS.

• CloudyKit
  • Installation
    • Swift Package Manager
  • Configuration
    • Server-to-Server Key
    • Environment
  • Supported Features
  • API Differences
    • NSSortDescriptor
    • NSPredicate
  • Questions

Installation

Swift Package Manager

CloudyKit is available through Swift Package Manager. To install it, add the dependency to your Package.swift file:

dependencies: [
    .package(url: "https://github.com/camdenfullmer/CloudyKit.git", from: "0.1.0"),
],
targets: [
    .target(name: "YourTarget", dependencies: ["CloudyKit"]),
]

Configuration

Before you get started using CloudyKit there a few things that need to be set up first.

Server-to-Server Key

First, you must create a Server-to-Server Key that CloudyKit can use to authenticate its requests.

CloudyKitConfig.serverKeyID = "YOUR SERVER KEY ID"
CloudyKitConfig.serverPrivateKey = try CKPrivateKey(path: "eckey.pem")

Environment

CloudyKit allows you to switch between your development and production environments by doing the following:

CloudyKitConfig.environment = .development // Use `.production` for production.

Supported Features

Below is the list of supported and upcoming features for CloudyKit.

• Creating Records
• Saving Records
• Fetching Records
• Querying Records
• Deleting Records
• Uploading Assets
• All Types (missing Locations, Lists)
• Private and Shared Databases
• Operations
• Errors
• Fetching Record Changes

API Differences

NSSortDescriptor

NSSortDescriptor on Linux does not offer an initializer with a key String value. Instead, use the typealias SortDescriptor that offers the same API.

let sortDescriptor = SortDescriptor(key: "KEY", ascending: true) // instead of NSSortDescriptor(key: "KEY", ascending: true)

NSPredicate

NSPredicate on Linux does not support an initializer with a predicate format. Instead, use the typealias Predicate that offers the same API.

let predicate = Predicate(format: "ANY favoriteColors = 'red'") // instead of NSPredicate(format: "ANY favoriteColors = 'red'")

Questions

Please open up an issue or reach out to me on Twitter if you have any questions or need help using the library!