Swift Settings Manager

Settings manager build with Swift 2, Xcode 7, iOS 9.

Overview

Swift based demo application for Settings Manager. It's using SettingsManager.swift singleton class that can read/write settings from/to device local storage i.e. NSUserDefaults.

It consist main component as listed:

• SettingsManager.swift singleton class (i.e. can be used without instance).
• Current Settings screen (it shows stored settings value).
• Settings screen (it allows to change settings by visual way).

Platform

• Swift 2
• iOS 9
• Xcode 7

##Supported Device iPhone 4s, 5, 5s, 5c, 6, 6 Plus, 6s, 6s Plus, all iPad having iOS 8.4, iOS 9

Features

• Easy to use within any Swift application.
• Using key/value storage NSUserDefaults.
• Just copy and paste SettingsManger.swift file.
• Settings value can be accessible from anywhere in the project.
• Returns default value when application installed and run first time.
• You can change default value within SettingsManager.swift file.
• You can add more settings within SettingsManager.swift file.
• Buid with Swift 2, iOS 9, Xcode 7 only,No other dependency.

How To Use

• Copy and paste SettingsManager.swift file within your swift project.
• Prepare settings screen's visual inteface as per your preference OR use this project's screen.
• Use SettingsManager.sharedInstance anywhere to read/write settings value.

// set value within settings manager
SettingsManager.sharedInstance.refreshTime = 14

// read value from settings manager
let refreshTimeValue = Int(SettingsManager.sharedInstance.refreshTime)

Screenshots

iPhone 4s

iPhone 5

iPhone 6

iPad

License

SwiftSettingsManager is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.

Legacy Version

Xcode 6, iOS 8.4 based source code moved to Source-Xcode6 folder. Please note that Xcode 6 based source code are deprecated and not upto date. I will suggest to use latest Xcode 7 based source fromSwiftSettingsManager folder at root.