iOSKit Documentation

Introduction

Welcome to iOSKit! iOSKit provides an easy and intuative way to create powerful iOS applications, in a very short amount of time.

iOSKit is always expanding, and this documentation will be updated along with iOSKit.

To see how to add iOSKit to your project, please see Adding iOSKit into your project.

IMPORTANT: By default iOSKit will function in trial mode, where your application will not run at full speed, and an alert prompting you to purchase iOSKit will be shown every so often. Plese purchase iOSKit as soon as you intend to use it to obtain a license to stop this.

Current Components

iOSKit is built up of "Components". In this version of iOSKit, you have access to the following powerful components.

• Add Edit View Controller - A powerful way to create add edit views for inputting and editing data, with validation, data specific editors and a developer API for creating custom editors - Can be accessed through IOSKitAddEditViewController class.
• Array Saver - A great way to easily store simple arrays of data for accessing the next time your app launches - Can be accessed through IOSKitArraySaver class
• Var Tunnel - A powerful way to store data in an object that can be accessed by other objects. Works hand in hand with Add Edit View Controller to provide an easy way to have objects that have a value that is different from what is desired to be shown on screen - Can be accessed through IOSKitVarTunnel class
• Nested Array Methods - Convenient methods to aid in data layout in your apps, especially when using UITableView. - can be accessed through existing NSArray and NSMutableArray classes
• Network Indicator Queue - Convenient way to use the Network Indicator found on iOS devices.

Foot Notes

If you are having problems with licensing iOSKit for your project, please email licensing@ioskit.com

If you have any feature requests, please email featurerequests@ioskit.com

If you would like to file a bug report, please email bugs@ioskit.com

If you need help integrating iOSKit into your project, please email support@ioskit.com

Version:

1.0

Authors:

Matthew Casey, Matthew Francis