Apple Health Frameworks

Nov 29 2022 Swift 5, iOS 15, Xcode 13

Part 2: Dive Into More Details

9. Work With StoreManager

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Part 2, Episode 10, Work with StoreManager

In this episode, I want to show you how to work with CareKitStore using StoreManager. Until now, you had the StoreManager on the memory, which means every time you opened the app, it was empty, but from now on, I want to tell you how to store it on the disk, so you don’t need it to do the onboarding task again and again.

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static func fetchTasks(on date: Date, storeManager: OCKSynchronizedStoreManager, completion: @escaping([OCKAnyTask]) -> Void) {
    var query = OCKTaskQuery(for: date)
    query.excludesTasksWithNoEvents = true

    storeManager.store.fetchAnyTasks(
      query: query,
      callbackQueue: .main) { result in
      switch result {
      case .failure:
        Logger.task.error("Failed to fetch tasks for date \(date)")
        completion([])
      case let .success(tasks):
        completion(tasks)
      }
    }
  }

TaskViewModel.fetchTasks(on: date, storeManager: self.storeManager) { tasks in
            tasks.forEach {
              guard let id = TaskModel(rawValue: $0.id) else { return }
              if id == TaskModel.checkIn {
                TaskViewModel.makeTaskViewController(
                  input: id,
                  date: date,
                  storeManager: self.storeManager,
                  listViewController: listViewController,
                  delegate: self)
              }
            }
          }