It’s no question - swift is the new toy and marked as the future. Swift on the other hand came into existence to replace an aging programming language with a modern technology platform.
The core module no longer uses class load methods, so takeOff now requires the launch options provided in the delegate method application(_:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions:).Objective-C was created and tuned for IOS development from birth. Airship.isFlying can be used to check if the instances are ready or not without crashing. Instead everything will now be nonnull, and if accessed before takeOff it will crash the application. The Airship instance no longer returns null_unspecified for its instances. AirshipĪccessing shared and any components such as push and channel on Airship are now class properties instead of a class method. Objective-C usage will continue to work with both method and property syntax. The class method shared has been converted to a class property through the SDK.Įxample: InAppAutomation.shared() -> InAppAutomation.shared This is to avoid the class Airship from conflicting with the framework Airship to make it possible to use resolve any name conflicts with other frameworks. The CocoaPods import has been updated from Airship to AirshipKit // 14.x The framework will be exported when you import AirshipCore, so there is no need to include an additional import just for AirshipBasement. When using xcframeworks or Carthage, you will need to add AirshipBasement with AirshipCore as bare minimum integration. Use the modular components instead or use Cocoapods if you want all the modules to roll up into one.
Packaging ChangesĪirship umbrella framework and Airship spm target has been removed. Objective-C will still have the UA prefix. Most changes in code will just need the the UA prefix dropped in Swift. The prefix UA has been removed on the majority of classes, protocols, and enums. The core module has been completely rewritten in Swift, and some method signatures will have changed. SDK 16.0 brings significant API changes to better support Swift. Due to a bug that mishandles persisted SDK settings, apps that are migrating from SDK 14.8.0 or older should update to 16.0.2 or newer Airship SDK 14.x to 16.0.2
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