Would Accent Correction be Considered?

[NorthStar]

There are several reasons for using idiomatic modern Objective-C in Routable, including improved readability and easier maintenance. So I propose that you consider a pull request I am about to send by the end of today.

Many of my concerns are style-related even though the caveats in usage are small. While the changed Routable-iOS obscures the parallelism between its Android counterparts, using alloc to allocate memory and init or custom init is preferred over 'new' or a custom 'new' in modern Objective-C, for instance.

@implementation Routable

static Routable *_sharedRouter = nil;

+ (Routable *)sharedRouter {
    static dispatch_once_t oncePredicate;
    dispatch_once(&oncePredicate, ^{
        _sharedRouter = [[Routable alloc] init];
    });
    return _sharedRouter;
}

This shows what I'd like to use.

I understand that the current implementation might be more helpful to many. I am in no way a master at this but I think more Objective-C programmers think like me; I can merely propose this change to you with no attached authority.

(Meanwhile, here is my personal motivation: I have changed my fork greatly. It would be hard for me to continue using the library's future updates if the library does not change its style.)

[clayallsopp]

Sure - this library was written awhile ago, and Objective-C style moves quickly. As long as your changes are backwards-compatible then it's cool