swift-protobuf | Plugin and runtime library for using protobuf with Swift | Serialization library
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kandi X-RAY | swift-protobuf Summary
Apple's Swift programming language is a perfect complement to Google's Protocol Buffer ("protobuf") serialization technology. They both emphasize high performance and programmer safety. This project provides both the command-line program that adds Swift code generation to Google's protoc and the runtime library that is necessary for using the generated code. After using the protoc plugin to generate Swift code from your .proto files, you will need to add this library to your project.
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QUESTION
So my app is currently reading 10k lines into a variable and then using SwiftyJson to parse it into realm.
Source: https://github.com/skishore/makemeahanzi/blob/master/graphics.txt https://github.com/skishore/makemeahanzi/blob/master/dictionary.txt
Problem: It takes way too long: 2:28minutes. Also it takes 400mb of memory!
Question: How to make this faster? Any of you having experience with Flatbuffers or Protobuf?
Help would be very welcome!
Cheers, Dom
This is the code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-18 at 08:22DispatchQueue.global(qos: .background).async {
guard let path = Bundle.main.path(forResource: "graphics", ofType: "txt") else {
print("Dang! File wasn't found!")
return
}
let cal = Calendar.current
let d1 = Date()
guard let streamReader = StreamReader(path: path) else {
print("Dang! StreamReader couldn't be created!")
return
}
var counter = 0
while !streamReader.atEof {
guard let nextLine = streamReader.nextLine() else {
print("Oops! Reached the end before printing!")
break
}
let json = JSON(parseJSON: nextLine)
counter += 1
print("\(counter): \(nextLine)")
}
let d2 = Date()
let components = cal.dateComponents([.minute], from: d2, to: d1)
print("Diff: \(components.minute!)")
}
}
QUESTION
Lets say I have a folder of some .proto
files:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-29 at 04:42Any traditional build system should be able to do this.
For example, Makefiles, scons, cmake or similar. The process is the same you would use to compile multiple .c
files to multiple .o
files with a C compiler, and there are plenty of examples for that.
QUESTION
i am developing Framework, i have added this framework project into host project. now i want to add cocoapods pod(framework) into parent(host) project. and share same pod into child(framework) project. or is there something i can add to Podfile and it will get share with child project.
SwiftProtoBuf framework, i want to use. and i don't wish to make umbrella framework.
can we share cocoapods pod between parent and child project
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-27 at 07:34After little Struggle, i am able to solve it, it may help some-one in need.
Create Blank .xcworkspace , Xcode->File->New->Workspace
Open your .xcworkspace file in xcode, Add your Host(partent) project into .xcworkspace
add your framework(child) project in .xcworkspace.
and Podfile structure is like.
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Install swift-protobuf
If you prefer using Homebrew:. This will install protoc compiler and Swift code generator plugin.
Once you have installed the code generator, used it to generate Swift code from your .proto file, and added the SwiftProtobuf library to your project, you can just use the generated types as you would any other Swift struct.
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