You will learn to extend your knowledge of making iOS apps so that they can securely interact with web services and receive push notifications. You'll learn how to store data securely on a device using Core Data. You’ll also learn to securely deploy apps to the App Store and beta users over-the-air. The format of the course is through a series of code tutorials. We will walk you through the creation of several apps that you can keep as a personal app toolbox. When you make your own apps after this course, you can bring in these capabilities as needed. When necessary we pop out of the code tutorials to talk about concepts at a higher level so that what you are programming makes sense. Upon completing this course, you will be able to: 1. Post Facebook, Twitter, Sina Weibo, Tencent Weibo messages to social media using single sign-on on behalf of a user. 2. Use OAuth 2.0 to securely authenticate to Instagram and retrieve photos on behalf of a user 3. JSON 4. Describe JSON’s syntax 5. Write well-formed JSON 6. Work with JSON data objects in Objective-C 7. Appropriately set the security settings for App Transport Security in iOS 9.0 8. Use http, https and https with perfect forward secrecy to fetch web resources 9. Obtain permissions to receive local push notifications 11. Write an app that can send and receive local push notifications 12. Obtain permissions to receive remote push notifications 13. Write an app that can receive remote push notifications 14. Authenticate using Apple’s cryptographic services such that the developer can use 3rd party infrastructure to send remote push notifications to their app. 15. Securely store data on the user’s device. 16. Authenticate using Apple’s cryptographic services such that they can deploy an app to the app store
Enrichment: The Full Core Data Example 2
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Networking and Security in iOS Applications
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University of California, Irvine
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Курс 2 из 6 — Specialization iOS Development for Creative Entrepreneurs
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Storing Data
In this week we look at method of securely storing data on the iOS platform called Core Data.
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Don PattersonAssociate Professor
Informatics and Computer Science
Sam KaufmanPartner at Gradient
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In this video, what I want to do is add the components together
to finalize this UI that we're working with.
Since our last video,
what I did is I cleaned up our user interface a little bit.
I made it so it at least wasn't on top of each other.
I added a date picker, which is a standard element that you can just drag and
drop from the object library.
And what I wanna do, is I wanna make is so that when we click this button here,
we're going to take whatever is selected under chore, and
whatever is selected under person, couple that with the current date, and
make an entry in our chore log entity in our core data.
I want to replace our label at the bottom,
with a list of all of the chores that have been accomplished, and
I want delete to delete everything we have in our entity, to start over.
So let's go to our code and take a look at what we need to add.
So the first thing that I wanna add is I want to add
the ability to do something when our chore log entry is tapped.
And what we're gonna do is we're going to do something very similar to what is
happening in our other two,
in the sense that we're gonna be creating a new element in our database.
But how we do that is gonna be a little bit different.
So chore log tapped, what I'm going to need to do is I'm going to need to
pull out the row that's selected in our chore roller.
So let's pull that out.
Let's say our chore self.chore roller
and selected row and component, column zero.
It's the first column, that's all we've got.
And we're going to set that equal to we'll call it the chore row.
Make sure that clears okay.
All right. Then we're just not
doing anything with it so we get a warning.
And then we're also going to collect person row from the person roller.
Then we need to actually get the chore managed object and
the person managed object associated with that.
Now in our picker view helper, that's exactly what we're keeping track of.
We're keeping track of all those managed objects for us.
So we're gonna go ahead and
go to self.choreRollerHelper.
And we're going to getItemFromArray and we're gonna get item choreRow.
And what we're gonna get back is gonna be a chore managed object.
Then we're going to do the same thing,
but we're going to get a person managed
object from our person roller helper.
Using our person route.
All right.
So the way that we decided, the way that we ended up making this, making our picker
view helper work, is that it kept track of these managed objects for us, and so
now when we select one we just go and ask the helper for those particular objects.
Now we need to create a chore log entry.
Managed object, and it is a pointer.
And we're going to ask our app delegate to
create a new chore log managed object.
We will get that managed object back.
And just like the other things we're going to set
the chore log.personwhodidit=theperson.
Now, notice here that we're actually setting an equal
to another managed object.
But in doing that, we're going to create a link between those two entities.
And then we're going to set personchoredone.
Chore done is gonna be equal to chore.
And then,
the last thing we need to do is set the attribute of this entity which is when.
And that's gonna be equal to self.
Oh, we haven't actually declared our date picker and
our object yet so that we can use it.
So let's come up here.
And I'll do that.
Do that.
So now we have our date picker and
we can say that chore log when equals self.datepicker.8.
So now we have, we created a new managed object, our chore log entry,
we set the different aspects of it.
Our relationship was set to a different managed object, any relationships were set
to managed objects, that we're able to get from our picker view helper.
Our when was set from the date in our date picker.
And so the last thing that we have to do in this particular method,
is we need to save all that.
All these,
that new chore log element is in our scratch pad in our manage object context.
And we need to say, okay manage object context, I've set all the fields,
I'm ready for you to persist it.
So now persist it.
We do that, and we don't have any rollers to update.
But what we are gonna do is we're gonna change
what gets put in the label down here.
So that's the next thing that we have to tackle.
All right, we're getting some warnings here.
What are our warnings?
Incompatible pointer types initializing, oh, we just need to cast these items,
To the appropriate type, because we declared them as containing
something of type NSobject, and we are actually going to,
we know that what we put in there was something more specific.
NSobject is super type, and chromeManageObject, that's fine.
Chore managed objects and person managed
objects are children of that super type.
Okay we go back to our initial view load, unload that we go through and we get,
we set our initial app delegates, so we can get access to our app delegate dot m.
We initialize our choreRollerHelper and
our personRollerHelper to actually have objects.
We connect our choreRoller to our choreRollerHelper.
We connect our personRoller to our personRollerHelper.
We update our choreRoller by loading it with the data from our persistent storage.
We update our personRoller to load it with data from our persistent storage.
And then we do this update log list, and
right now update log list is coming from our chore list, and we don't want that,
we want our update log list now to be coming from our chore log.
So now, when we fetch, we'll get a bunch of chore log objects back.
And we need to create the data that we're going to put down there.
So we'll just do the same thing where we go through and
we create a string based on the description,
what our description function returns from chore log managed object, MO.
If we don't override that description method, we're going to get back a bunch of
hexadecimal characters, talking about the address of where that object is.
So let's override that object, give us something helpful.
So when each chore log managed object
should output some summary of what's inside it.
So let's go over here.
What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna grab our description code from our
Person managed object, put it in our Chore managed object.
And we are going to construct a new string
from a format.
Let's see, what I would like to do is I would
like to have something that is like the person in parentheses and
the chore in parenthesis maybe and the time in parenthesis.
And for that we're gonna need self,
see self.chore done.
Dot, chore done.
.chore_name, because that's an object itself.
And then we're gonna need self.person_who_did_it.person_name,
and then we're gonna need self.when.
Looks good to me.
And we're going to just return that one object.
Okay, then we will declare this publicly so that we override it.
We're gonna override the method that we would otherwise inherit, and
now we're gonna go back to our view controller.
So now, when we initialize our view controller,
we're gonna come down here and we're gonna update our log list.
And our log list is gonna be updated with our chore log entries instead of our
chores.
The other time when we wanna update this is after we add a new chore log entry.
So if we had a new chore log entry, we also wanna update that list.
All right. Finally,
when delete is tapped we wanna go through and delete all of our data.
So if we tap delete right now, we're just deleting our chore managed objects.
So we're gonna go through and we're just gonna do this three times.
We'll do this.
Actually, I wonder.
Let's see if we can pull this out using our refactoring.
So Edit and.
Where's my Refactor?
Refactor > Extract.
And let's, oh, don't crash on me.
Okay, we were working on refactoring our delete tapped button.
I tried to use X code's refactoring capabilities.
It crashed. So
we're just not going to do anything fancy.
What we're going to do is we're just going to repeat this code, instead of
deleting chore, we're going to delete the person element and then the person log.
So we'll re-use that variable.
Instead we'll go through person.
Error fetching our chore objects.
Go through person, error fetching person objects, as we go through our results,
they're now person MOs.
We're gonna delete those objects.
We're going to reuse our error variable.
We're going to reuse our results variable.
And we'll go through and we will do the same thing.
Need copying up there, try again.
We'll go through and we'll do the same thing with our chore log.
And if we have an error it's because of our chore log objects.
Put our chore log in our results and
what we're going to delete as I'll mention in our chore log.
Now, when we delete these things they're just being deleted in our managed object
context.
So to persist that change into our SQLite database,
we need to actually save our context.
And we're gonna have to call break.
All right, and
then we'll update our log list to reflect the fact that everything's deleted.
All right, so this is it.
This is the final run.
What I discovered was that I was having a problem because my buttons
were actually calling multiple functions every time I clicked them.
And the way I figured that out is I came over here and
I would select a button and I would right click over here and
I would see that multiple, there were multiple entries under touch up inside.
So what I did is I deleted them all,
I deleted them all by clicking on an x that was present before and
now I'm going to reestablish the code that runs when those buttons are hit.
So I'm going to connect chore tapped to add chore.
I'm gonna connect person tapped to add person.
I'm gonna connect chore log tapped to add chore log.
And I'm going to connect delete tapped to delete.
Now when I select say add person and I right-click, you can see that there's one
function listed there and that's the function that I want called.
Okay, so now when I run it, I have break points.
Let's disable the break points.
Keep running it.
Now we're gonna add a chore like washing the dog and
we add a person like mom and add another person
like dad and I can say washing the dog by dad.
Today at 5:13 I'm gonna add a chore log entry,
I have a break point there we're always debugging, gonna disable that and run.
And you can see that, finally,
we made a chore log entry which was add chore log entry washing the dog dad.
We can add another one, which is washing the dishes, add that.
Now we set washing the dishes and mom.
One minute in the future.
Add a chore log entry and we get that.
Great.
Now when we double hit the home button and we knock it out of memory and
we rerun the application, all those entries are still present.
And all of our data has persisted.
Both our data about the chores, our data about the people and
the chore list itself.
Finally when I hit the delete button, they'll all be wiped away.
They'll all be wiped away but I didn't update the chore roller.
So let's do that as a final step.
We updated the log list, but
we also need to do self updateChoreRoller,
and self updatePersonRoller.
Try again.
All right, so let's add the chores, make sure this works.
Washing the dishes, add the chore.
Person, Mom.
Washing the car.
Person, Dad.
Say, Mom washed the car today.
And then Dad washed the dishes.
Looks good. Let's clear that out of memory.
Let's run it again.
That information still persists.
We can add another chore log entry.
And when we hit delete, everything should go away.
If we swipe it out of memory then, and we restart,
none of that information is there because we've deleted it all.
Okay.
So that took long a time.
Got all the pieces together and this is a lot more than you're gonna need to do for
your final peer review assignment.
But if you wanted to do it all, that's kind of the steps that you have to go
through, and you can see that there's some debugging that has to happen,
even when you know what you're doing.
You make mistakes in the rush of trying to get stuff done.
Okay, thank you for your attention.
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