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name ios-persistence-platform
description CocoaPods, Xcode workspace, Realm vs Core Data, and iOS deployment for this repo

iOS persistence platform – Contentstack iOS Persistence

When to use

  • You change CocoaPods integration (Podfile, Podfile.lock, podspecs)
  • You choose or explain Realm vs Core Data delivery paths
  • You adjust iOS deployment target or linker settings (OTHER_LDFLAGS, etc.)

Instructions

CocoaPods

  • Install: pod install from repo root; open ContentstackPersistence.xcworkspace.
  • Consumable pods: ContentstackPersistence (core), ContentstackPersistenceCoreData, ContentstackPersistenceRealm — see README.md for Podfile lines.
  • Lockfile: Commit Podfile.lock when dependency resolution should be reproducible for CI or the team (follow existing repo practice).

Realm vs Core Data

  • Realm: ContentstackPersistenceRealm pod; depends on Realm (see ContentstackPersistenceRealm.podspec); implementation in ContentstackPersistenceRealm/.
  • Core Data: ContentstackPersistenceCoreData pod; no Realm dependency; implementation in ContentstackPersistenceCoredata/.
  • Core pod ContentstackPersistence is shared; apps pick one persistence backend or structure their app module graph accordingly.

Xcode

  • Scheme: Use ContentstackPersistence for build/test of the main framework (scheme may be generated in Xcode if not checked in—create/share schemes if the team standardizes on committed schemes).
  • SDK: iphonesimulator for typical local builds; device builds when validating arm64/device-only issues.

Deployment target

  • Podspecs specify s.ios.deployment_target = '12.0' — keep podspecs aligned when raising the minimum iOS version.

Contentstack SDK

  • Base dependency on Contentstack iOS SDK with ranges in podspecs (~> 3.12 core / Core Data, ~> 3.6 Realm podspec for historical range—verify compatibility when bumping).

References