AECoreDataUI was previously part of AERecord, so you may want to check that also.
Why do we need yet another one Core Data wrapper? You tell me!
Inspired by many different (spoiler alert) magical solutions, I wanted something which combines complexity and functionality just about right. All that boilerplate code for setting up of Core Data stack, passing the right NSManagedObjectContext all accross the project and different threads, not to mention that boring NSFetchRequest boilerplates for any kind of creating or querying the data – should be more simple with this.
Features:
- Create default or custom Core Data stack (or more stacks) easily accessible from everywhere
- Have main and background contexts, always in sync, but don’t worry about it
- CRUD data in many ways with generic one liners
- iCloud support
- Covered with unit tests
- Covered with inline docs
