CoreData to SwiftUI
Going fully declarative: Direct to SwiftUI.
WORK IN PROGRESS: Supposedly this will eventually be a Direct to SwiftUI, just using CoreData instead of ZeeQL.
Direct to SwiftUI is an adaption of an old WebObjects technology called Direct to Web. This time for Apple's new framework: SwiftUI. Instant CRUD apps, configurable using a declarative rule system, yet fully integrated with SwiftUI.
There is a blog entry explaining how to use this: Introducing Direct to SwiftUI.
Notes
The library name is intentionally kept as DirectToSwiftUI. Only the package is a different one. Which implies that you can't use CoreData to SwiftUI and Direct to SwiftUI together!
Requirements
CoreData to SwiftUI requires an environment capable to run SwiftUI. That is: macOS Catalina, iOS 13 or watchOS 6. In combination w/ Xcode 11.
Note that you can run iOS 13/watchOS 6 apps on Mojave in the emulator, so that is fine as well.
Using the Package
You can either just drag the Direct to SwiftUI Xcode project into your own project, or you can use Swift Package Manager.
The package URL is: https://github.com/DirectToSwift/CoreDataToSwiftUI.git .
Misc
What it looks like
A demo application using the Sakila database is provided: DVDRentalCoreData.
Watch
Phone
macOS
Still too ugly to show, but works in a very restricted way ;-)
Who
Brought to you by The Always Right Institute and ZeeZide. We like feedback, GitHub stars, cool contract work, presumably any form of praise you can think of.