Magicalrecord using the Tutorial "reprint"

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Below is a tutorial on using the ARC environment in xcode5.1

1. Drag the Magicalrecord folder into the project file to introduce the Coredata.frame framework

2. Introduce the header file in the. pch file Coredata+magicalrecord.h

Note: The header file can only be in a. pch file, otherwise it cannot be compiled

3. Create a Model.xcdatamodeld file and create a Student entities, and finally create the Student class

4. Write the following code in the APPDELETE.M file

The following is the basic operation of adding and removing changes, but note that before doing any database operations, please initialize the following, in the AppDelete load-time initialization once, or can not find the database and crashes, you understand.

Set database name
[Magicalrecord setupcoredatastackwithstorenamed:@ "Model.sqlite"];

Increase

Add a record
Student *person = [Student mr_createentity];
Person.name = @ "y.x.";
[[Nsmanagedobjectcontext Mr_defaultcontext] mr_savetopersistentstoreandwait];

Note: After you create an object, you need to perform a storage operation

Inquire

Querying all the records

Nsarray *students = [Student Mr_findall];

A condition query based on a property

Nsarray *students = [Student mr_findbyattribute:@ "name" withvalue:@ "y.x."];

Get search Results by sort

Nsarray *students = [Student mr_findallsortedby:@ "name" Ascending:yes];

I don't list them all, just look at the header file and I'll know.

Querying All records

+ (Nsarray *) Mr_findall;

Querying all records based on context handles
+ (Nsarray *) Mr_findallincontext: (Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) context;

Sort all records by an attribute
+ (Nsarray *) Mr_findallsortedby: (NSString *) Sortterm Ascending: (BOOL) ascending;

Query all records based on a property sort and context action handle
+ (Nsarray *) Mr_findallsortedby: (NSString *) Sortterm Ascending: (BOOL) Ascending incontext: (Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) Context

Sort by a property to query a record with a predicate
+ (Nsarray *) Mr_findallsortedby: (NSString *) Sortterm Ascending: (BOOL) Ascending withpredicate: (Nspredicate *) Searchterm;

Querying records based on a property sort and context manipulation handle with predicates
+ (Nsarray *) Mr_findallsortedby: (NSString *) Sortterm Ascending: (BOOL) Ascending withpredicate: (Nspredicate *) Searchterm incontext: (Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) context;

Query by predicate
+ (Nsarray *) Mr_findallwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm;

Query based on predicates and context manipulation handles
+ (Nsarray *) Mr_findallwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm incontext: (Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) context;

The following is the operation of querying an object, repeat with above, not repeating
+ (instancetype) Mr_findfirst;
+ (Instancetype) Mr_findfirstincontext: (Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) context;
+ (Instancetype) mr_findfirstwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm;
+ (Instancetype) mr_findfirstwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm incontext: (Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) context;
+ (Instancetype) mr_findfirstwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm sortedby: (NSString *) Property Ascending: (BOOL) ascending;
+ (Instancetype) mr_findfirstwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm sortedby: (NSString *) Property Ascending: (BOOL) Ascending Incontext: (Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) context;
+ (Instancetype) mr_findfirstwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm andretrieveattributes: (NSArray *) attributes;
+ (Instancetype) mr_findfirstwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm andretrieveattributes: (NSArray *) attributes Incontext: (Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) context;
+ (Instancetype) mr_findfirstwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm sortedby: (NSString *) SortBy Ascending: (BOOL) Ascending andretrieveattributes: (id) attributes, ...;
+ (Instancetype) mr_findfirstwithpredicate: (Nspredicate *) searchterm sortedby: (NSString *) SortBy Ascending: (BOOL) Ascending Incontext: (Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) context andretrieveattributes: (ID) attributes, ...;
+ (Instancetype) Mr_findfirstbyattribute: (NSString *) attribute Withvalue: (id) searchvalue;
+ (Instancetype) Mr_findfirstbyattribute: (NSString *) attribute Withvalue: (ID) searchvalue Incontext: ( Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) Context;
+ (Instancetype) Mr_findfirstorderedbyattribute: (NSString *) attribute ascending: (BOOL) ascending;
+ (Instancetype) Mr_findfirstorderedbyattribute: (NSString *) attribute ascending: (BOOL) Ascending incontext: ( Nsmanagedobjectcontext *) Context;

Modify

Nsarray *students = [Student mr_findbyattribute:@ "name" withvalue:@ "y.x."];
For (Student *tmp in students) {
Tmp.name = @ "Jane";
}
[[Nsmanagedobjectcontext Mr_defaultcontext] mr_savetopersistentstoreandwait];

Note: Since you need to modify the records first, find the records according to the criteria, then modify and then save

Delete

Nsarray *students = [Student mr_findbyattribute:@ "name" withvalue:@ "Frank"];
For (Student *tmp in students) {
[TMP mr_deleteentity];
}
[[Nsmanagedobjectcontext Mr_defaultcontext] mr_savetopersistentstoreandwait];

Note: Since you want to delete first you need to find the record, match the criteria to find the record, then delete, and then save

Experience

If there is no performance requirement for the operational database in your project, use the CoreData-related open Source Library.

CoreData operation is more complex, Magicalrecord has a lot of features, such as can be set in the main thread or sub-thread operation, convenient and fast, can enter the best 10 big open Source Library has its own unique place, will use Magicalrecord need to have a certain CoreData related knowledge, I also just now learn to use, but know that it can bring benefits for development, using the database of friends have the following choices.

1. SQLite3 C function form (I have done a dry embedded development before, even if it is not recommended to use a process-oriented concept of SQLite3, there is a better way why not?)

2. FMDB to the SQLite3 package, with the concept of objects, familiar with the sq statement of friends can use, but have not done the object and record real-time correspondence

3. CoreData He does the real-time correspondence between objects and records, using its own search system (not sq language), but its basic operation and configuration is daunting.

4. Magicalrecord to coredata the official use of the human packaging, used CoreData basic operation and then use Magicalrecord will have a deep experience

5. Objectiverecord is also a humane package for CoreData, using more fools, but the price of a fool is to sacrifice some more powerful features, search for keywords on github

Appendix:

1. The default is stored in the background, does not block the main thread

I have defined macro Mr_shorthand in the Coredata+magicalrecord.h file, so I don't need mr_ prefix in the method.

The following is code (provides block to notify storage success, asynchronous operation)

The following is the printing information

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2014-03-13 11:17:43.616 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b] +[nsmanagedobjectcontext (Magicalrecord) MR_ Contextwithstorecoordinator:] (0x2f4498), Created Context UNNAMED
2014-03-13 11:17:43.616 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b] +[nsmanagedobjectcontext (Magicalrecord) MR_ Setrootsavingcontext:] (0x2f4498) Set Root saving Context: <NSManagedObjectContext:0xe74d910>
2014-03-13 11:17:43.617 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b] +[nsmanagedobjectcontext (Magicalrecord) MR_ Newmainqueuecontext] (0x2f4498) Created Main Queue Context: <NSManagedObjectContext:0xe74e040>
2014-03-13 11:17:43.617 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b] +[nsmanagedobjectcontext (Magicalrecord) MR_setDefaultContext :] (0x2f4498) Set Default Context: <NSManagedObjectContext:0xe74e040>
2014-03-13 11:17:43.618 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b]-[nsmanagedobjectcontext (magicalsaves) MR_saveWithOptions: Completion:] (0xe74e040) →saving <nsmanagedobjectcontext (0xe74e040): * * * DEFAULT ***> on * * * MAIN THREAD * * *
2014-03-13 11:17:43.618 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b]-[nsmanagedobjectcontext (magicalsaves) MR_saveWithOptions: Completion:] (0xe74e040) →save parents? 1
2014-03-13 11:17:43.619 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b]-[nsmanagedobjectcontext (magicalsaves) MR_saveWithOptions: Completion:] (0xe74e040) →save synchronously? 0
2014-03-13 11:17:43.619 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b] time
2014-03-13 11:17:43.622 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b]-[nsmanagedobjectcontext (Magicalrecord) MR_contextWillSave:] (0xe74e040) Context DEFAULT is on to save. Obtaining permanent IDs for new 1 inserted objects
2014-03-13 11:17:43.623 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b]-[nsmanagedobjectcontext (magicalsaves) MR_saveWithOptions: Completion:] (0xe74d910) →saving <nsmanagedobjectcontext (0xe74d910): * * * BACKGROUND saving (ROOT) ***> on * * * MAIN THREAD * * *
2014-03-13 11:17:43.624 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b]-[nsmanagedobjectcontext (magicalsaves) MR_saveWithOptions: Completion:] (0xe74d910) →save parents? 1
2014-03-13 11:17:43.624 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b]-[nsmanagedobjectcontext (magicalsaves) MR_saveWithOptions: Completion:] (0xe74d910) →save synchronously? 0
2014-03-13 11:17:43.625 studymagicalrecord[26416:1303]-[nsmanagedobjectcontext (MagicalRecord) MR_contextWillSave: ] (0xe74d910) Context BACKGROUND Saving (ROOT) is about to save. Obtaining permanent IDs for new 1 inserted objects
2014-03-13 11:17:43.626 studymagicalrecord[26416:1303] __70-[nsmanagedobjectcontext (MagicalSaves) MR_ Savewithoptions:completion:]_block_invoke25 (0xe74d910) →finished saving: <nsmanagedobjectcontext (0xe74d910): * * * BACKGROUND Saving (ROOT) ***> on * * * BACKGROUND THREAD * * *
2014-03-13 11:17:43.627 studymagicalrecord[26416:60b] YES

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2. How do I turn off the print information provided by Magicalrecord?

Modify the value at line 23 of MagicalRecord.h and change 0 to 1.

Magicalrecord using the Tutorial "reprint"