- Core Data iOS Essentials
- Table of Contents
- Core Data iOS Essentials
- Credits
- About the Author
- Acknowledgement
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Overview
- 2. Understanding Core Data
- 3. Understanding Objective-C Protocol and Table View
- Protocol
- Creating a sample application using a protocol and a delegate
- Adding the ViewController class for entering numerical values
- Defining the protocol, outlets, and action methods in the SecondViewController.h header file
- Defining the SecondViewController class and connecting controls
- Invoking delegate methods from the SecondViewController.m implementation file
- Declaring the delegate, outlet, and action methods in the demodelegateViewController.h header file
- Defining the demodelegateViewController and connecting controls
- Implementing the protocol methods in the demodelegateViewController.m file
- Running the project
- Introduction to Table View
- Creating an application to display Table View cells
- Adding names to the Table View
- Adding the AddNameController View controller
- Defining protocols, outlets, and action methods in the AddNameController.h header file
- Defining the AddNameController class View and connecting controls
- Invoking Delegate methods in the AddNameController.m implementation file
- Invoking the AddNameController View and implementing the protocol methods
- Placing and connecting the Bar Button Item control in the RootViewController
- Summary
- 4. Designing a Data Model and Building Data Objects for Customers
- 5. Creating, Listing, and Deleting Names of Customers
- Splitting the task into two modules
- Creating a module to save and delete a customer's name
- Using the ViewController class for adding the name of the customer
- Defining protocol, outlets, and action methods in the header file
- Defining the View of the AddNameController class and connecting controls
- Invoking delegate methods from the implementation file
- Declaring delegate and implementing methods for storing the name of the customers
- Key value coding (KVC)
- Implementing the methods of the NSFetchedResultsControllerDelegate protocol
- Running the project
- Summary
- 6. Creating, Listing, Displaying, and Deleting Records of Customers
- Understanding multiple managed object context
- Applying the concept of multiple managed object context in our application
- Enhancing our application to save, list, display, and delete customer information
- Adding the ViewController class
- Defining a View for entering the customer's information and connecting controls
- Coding in the implementation file for accepting the customer's information and invoking delegate methods
- Adding the View Controller class for displaying the customer's information
- Defining the View and writing the code in the implementation file for displaying the customer's information
- Implementing the methods in the RootViewController class for storing the customer's information
- viewDidLoad method
- cell AtIndexPath method
- didSelectRowAtIndexPath method
- addCustomer method
- addcustomerController method
- Summary
- 7. Updating and Searching Records of Customers
- 8. Entering, Saving, Listing, and Deleting the Records of the Products Sold to the Customers
- Adding the product entity to the Data Model
- Relationship
- Establishing a relationship between the Customer and the Product entities
- Building the data object for the Customer and the Product entities
- Entering the information of the products sold to the customers
- Creating a module to develop an interface to enter the product information
- Adding a ViewController class for entering the information of the products sold to the customers
- Defining the protocol, outlets, and action methods in the header file
- Designing the View of the AddProductController class and connecting the controls
- Invoking the delegate methods from the implementation file
- Developing a module to create a menu for manipulating the product information
- Adding a ViewController class to display the Product's menu to manipulate the product's information
- Defining the outlets and action methods in the header file
- Designing the View of a ProductInfoController class and connecting the controls
- Coding in the implementation file to save, edit, and display the product's information
- Creating a module to connect the Product's menu to the rest of the project
- Running the project
- Summary
- 9. Entering, Displaying, and Deleting the Stock
- Adding the MasterProduct entity to the Data Model
- Storing the image of the MasterProduct
- Building the data object for the MasterProduct entity
- Maintaining the MasterProduct information
- Image Picker
- Making an image appear within a given size
- Module to develop interface to enter the information of the MasterProduct
- Adding the ViewController class for entering information of the master products
- Defining protocol, outlets, and action methods in the header file
- Designing the View of the MasterProductController class and connecting controls
- Invoking the delegate and ImagePicker methods from the implementation file
- Module to create a menu for manipulating the MasterProduct information
- Adding the View Controller class to display a menu for adding, editing, and displaying the MasterProducts
- Defining the outlets and action methods in the header file
- Designing the View of the MasterProductInfoController class and connecting controls
- Coding in the implementation file to save, edit, and display the master product's information
- Summary
- 10. Editing the Stock Information
- Module to connect the MasterProduct's menu to the rest of the project
- Running the application
- Module to modify the information of the master product
- Adding the View Controller class to display the view to modify the selected master product
- Defining the outlets and action methods in the header file
- Designing the View of EditMasterProductController class
- Coding in the implementation file to modify the master product's information
- Importing the delegate and the View Controller class in the header file
- Coding in the implementation file to invoke the View of the EditMasterProductController class
- Summary
- 11. Displaying the Products for Sale and Updating the Stock
- A. Appendix
- Index
In this chapter, we saw how the Xcode's Data Model Editor can be used for creating Entity, defining its attributes and how its Data Model (class) associated with the Entity can be automatically generated. We also had a brief idea of different fields that appear while defining attributes of an Entity. In the next chapter, we will learn how to save, display, and delete customer's information. The information of the Customer will comprise the customer's name, his e-mail address, and contact number and will be stored in the Customer entity.
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