### Start and Manage Sync Engine (Swift) Source: https://github.com/orloff-n/takeoffkit/blob/main/README.md Initiates the TKSyncEngine to perform CloudKit operations. Allows for sending local changes and fetching remote changes. Operations are queued and executed when the engine is running. ```swift engine.start() // Start syncing // Send changes engine.sendChanges(modify: modifiedItems, delete: deletedIDs) // Fetch changes engine.fetchChanges(token: lastChangeToken) ``` -------------------------------- ### Implement TakeoffKit Sync Engine Delegate Methods Source: https://github.com/orloff-n/takeoffkit/blob/main/README.md This example outlines the implementation of various `TKSyncEngineDelegate` methods in Swift, covering error handling, account status changes, token updates, fetching modifications and deletions, conflict resolution, and handling send/fetch failures. ```swift extension YourDelegate: TKSyncEngineDelegate { func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, didStopWithError error: any Error) { // Handle errors } func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, didChangeAccountStatus accountStatus: CKAccountStatus) { // React to account status changes } func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, didUpdateChangeToken changeToken: CKServerChangeToken?) { // Persist the received token } func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, didFetchModifications modifications: [TKRecord]) { // Persist changes } func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, didFetchDeletions deletions: [(recordID: String, recordType: String)]) { // Persist changes } func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, fetchDidFailFor failedIDs: [String : any Error]) { // Handle per-record errors } func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, didSendModifications modifiedRecords: [TKRecord]) { // Update local items (e.g. mark them as synced) } func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, didSendDeletions deletedIDs: [String]) { // Update local items (e.g. hard delete them) } func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, sendDidFailFor failedIDs: [String : any Error]) { // Handle per-record errors } func syncEngine(_ engine: TKSyncEngine, shouldResolveConflict conflict: TKConflict) -> CKRecord { // Implement your conflict resolution logic. Example: if let clientDate = conflict.clientRecord.modificationDate, let serverDate = conflict.serverRecord.modificationDate { return clientDate > serverDate ? conflict.clientRecord : conflict.serverRecord } return conflict.clientRecord } } // Assign the sync engine's delegate: engine.delegate = self ``` -------------------------------- ### Prepare Data Models for CloudKit Sync (Realm Example) Source: https://github.com/orloff-n/takeoffkit/blob/main/README.md This code snippet demonstrates how to make a Realm model conform to the `TKSyncable` protocol, which is required for data synchronization with CloudKit using TakeoffKit. It includes the necessary properties like `tkMetadata`, `tkRecordID`, and `tkProperties`. ```swift final class Folder: TKSyncable { @Persisted(primaryKey: true) var id: ObjectId @Persisted var index: Int @Persisted var name: String @Persisted(originProperty: "folder") var accounts: LinkingObjects // TKSyncable conformance: @Persisted var tkMetadata: Data? var tkRecordID: String { id.stringValue } var tkProperties: [String: TKSyncableValue] { [ "index": .value(index), "name": .encryptedValue(name) ] } } ``` -------------------------------- ### Initialize TakeoffKit Sync Engine Source: https://github.com/orloff-n/takeoffkit/blob/main/README.md This Swift code shows how to create a `TKSyncEngineConfiguration` with essential CloudKit details like container ID, zone name, and subscription ID, and then use this configuration to initialize the `TKSyncEngine`. ```swift let config = TKSyncEngineConfiguration( containerID: "iCloud.com.example.MyApp", zoneName: "MyDataZone", subscriptionID: "MySubscription" ) let engine = TKSyncEngine(configuration: config) ``` -------------------------------- ### Handle Remote Notifications (Swift) Source: https://github.com/orloff-n/takeoffkit/blob/main/README.md Registers the application for remote notifications and defines how to handle incoming CloudKit notifications. Filters notifications by subscription ID and processes them for real-time updates. ```swift final class AppDelegate: UIResponder, UIApplicationDelegate { func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplication.LaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool { application.registerForRemoteNotifications() return true } func application(_ application: UIApplication, didReceiveRemoteNotification userInfo: [AnyHashable : Any]) async -> UIBackgroundFetchResult { // Filter CloudKit notifications by subscriptionID (should match TKSyncEngineConfiguration) if let notification = CKNotification(fromRemoteNotificationDictionary: userInfo), notification.subscriptionID == "MySubscription" { // Fetch changes and return the appropriate UIBackgroundFetchResult } // Other notifications return .noData } } ``` === COMPLETE CONTENT === This response contains all available snippets from this library. No additional content exists. Do not make further requests.