Dependency injection in UIViewControllers iOS swift










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First I checked this post and it wasn't useful



I want to apply dependency injection on navigation from a controller to another,



let's say I have controller A :



import UIKit

class A: UIViewController




and a controller B :



import UIKit

class B: UIViewController

var name : String!




I'm navigating from A to B in this way :



let bViewController = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil).instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "BVC")
as! B
bViewController.name = "HelloWorld"
self.navigationController?.pushViewController(bViewController, animated: true)


I want to convert my code in order to be using dependency injection through initializers.



can any one advice if this can be done, and if can be done how ??



thnx in advance.










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    First I checked this post and it wasn't useful



    I want to apply dependency injection on navigation from a controller to another,



    let's say I have controller A :



    import UIKit

    class A: UIViewController




    and a controller B :



    import UIKit

    class B: UIViewController

    var name : String!




    I'm navigating from A to B in this way :



    let bViewController = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil).instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "BVC")
    as! B
    bViewController.name = "HelloWorld"
    self.navigationController?.pushViewController(bViewController, animated: true)


    I want to convert my code in order to be using dependency injection through initializers.



    can any one advice if this can be done, and if can be done how ??



    thnx in advance.










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      First I checked this post and it wasn't useful



      I want to apply dependency injection on navigation from a controller to another,



      let's say I have controller A :



      import UIKit

      class A: UIViewController




      and a controller B :



      import UIKit

      class B: UIViewController

      var name : String!




      I'm navigating from A to B in this way :



      let bViewController = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil).instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "BVC")
      as! B
      bViewController.name = "HelloWorld"
      self.navigationController?.pushViewController(bViewController, animated: true)


      I want to convert my code in order to be using dependency injection through initializers.



      can any one advice if this can be done, and if can be done how ??



      thnx in advance.










      share|improve this question














      First I checked this post and it wasn't useful



      I want to apply dependency injection on navigation from a controller to another,



      let's say I have controller A :



      import UIKit

      class A: UIViewController




      and a controller B :



      import UIKit

      class B: UIViewController

      var name : String!




      I'm navigating from A to B in this way :



      let bViewController = UIStoryboard(name: "Main", bundle: nil).instantiateViewController(withIdentifier: "BVC")
      as! B
      bViewController.name = "HelloWorld"
      self.navigationController?.pushViewController(bViewController, animated: true)


      I want to convert my code in order to be using dependency injection through initializers.



      can any one advice if this can be done, and if can be done how ??



      thnx in advance.







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          It is impossible since you use Storyboards. When you instantiate ViewController from Storyboard through instantiateViewController method it uses required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) initialiser.



          If you want to use your custom initialiser, you need to get rid of Storyboards and create UIViewController only from code or from xib file. So you will be able to make this:



          import UIKit

          class B: UIViewController
          var name: String!

          init(name: String)
          self.name = name
          super.init(nibName: nil, bundle: nil) # or NIB name here if you'll use xib file


          required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)
          super.init(coder: aDecoder)




          Also you need to provide init(coder...) since every UI element can be instantiate from Storyboard. But you can leave it with default super call, since you won't use it.



          Another option is to use static method in ViewController from the post in beginning of your question. But in fact it also assigns variables after ViewController's initialisation.



          So no DI through initialisers for now. I would suggest to use separate struct for all the data which need to be injected in VC. This struct will have all the necessary fields so you won't miss any of them. And you typical flow will be:



          1. Instantiate VC from Storyboard

          2. Instantiate Data struct

          3. Assign data to VC's var data: Data!

          4. Use all the injected variables from it





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            It is impossible since you use Storyboards. When you instantiate ViewController from Storyboard through instantiateViewController method it uses required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) initialiser.



            If you want to use your custom initialiser, you need to get rid of Storyboards and create UIViewController only from code or from xib file. So you will be able to make this:



            import UIKit

            class B: UIViewController
            var name: String!

            init(name: String)
            self.name = name
            super.init(nibName: nil, bundle: nil) # or NIB name here if you'll use xib file


            required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)
            super.init(coder: aDecoder)




            Also you need to provide init(coder...) since every UI element can be instantiate from Storyboard. But you can leave it with default super call, since you won't use it.



            Another option is to use static method in ViewController from the post in beginning of your question. But in fact it also assigns variables after ViewController's initialisation.



            So no DI through initialisers for now. I would suggest to use separate struct for all the data which need to be injected in VC. This struct will have all the necessary fields so you won't miss any of them. And you typical flow will be:



            1. Instantiate VC from Storyboard

            2. Instantiate Data struct

            3. Assign data to VC's var data: Data!

            4. Use all the injected variables from it





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              It is impossible since you use Storyboards. When you instantiate ViewController from Storyboard through instantiateViewController method it uses required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) initialiser.



              If you want to use your custom initialiser, you need to get rid of Storyboards and create UIViewController only from code or from xib file. So you will be able to make this:



              import UIKit

              class B: UIViewController
              var name: String!

              init(name: String)
              self.name = name
              super.init(nibName: nil, bundle: nil) # or NIB name here if you'll use xib file


              required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)
              super.init(coder: aDecoder)




              Also you need to provide init(coder...) since every UI element can be instantiate from Storyboard. But you can leave it with default super call, since you won't use it.



              Another option is to use static method in ViewController from the post in beginning of your question. But in fact it also assigns variables after ViewController's initialisation.



              So no DI through initialisers for now. I would suggest to use separate struct for all the data which need to be injected in VC. This struct will have all the necessary fields so you won't miss any of them. And you typical flow will be:



              1. Instantiate VC from Storyboard

              2. Instantiate Data struct

              3. Assign data to VC's var data: Data!

              4. Use all the injected variables from it





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                It is impossible since you use Storyboards. When you instantiate ViewController from Storyboard through instantiateViewController method it uses required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) initialiser.



                If you want to use your custom initialiser, you need to get rid of Storyboards and create UIViewController only from code or from xib file. So you will be able to make this:



                import UIKit

                class B: UIViewController
                var name: String!

                init(name: String)
                self.name = name
                super.init(nibName: nil, bundle: nil) # or NIB name here if you'll use xib file


                required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)
                super.init(coder: aDecoder)




                Also you need to provide init(coder...) since every UI element can be instantiate from Storyboard. But you can leave it with default super call, since you won't use it.



                Another option is to use static method in ViewController from the post in beginning of your question. But in fact it also assigns variables after ViewController's initialisation.



                So no DI through initialisers for now. I would suggest to use separate struct for all the data which need to be injected in VC. This struct will have all the necessary fields so you won't miss any of them. And you typical flow will be:



                1. Instantiate VC from Storyboard

                2. Instantiate Data struct

                3. Assign data to VC's var data: Data!

                4. Use all the injected variables from it





                share|improve this answer













                It is impossible since you use Storyboards. When you instantiate ViewController from Storyboard through instantiateViewController method it uses required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder) initialiser.



                If you want to use your custom initialiser, you need to get rid of Storyboards and create UIViewController only from code or from xib file. So you will be able to make this:



                import UIKit

                class B: UIViewController
                var name: String!

                init(name: String)
                self.name = name
                super.init(nibName: nil, bundle: nil) # or NIB name here if you'll use xib file


                required init?(coder aDecoder: NSCoder)
                super.init(coder: aDecoder)




                Also you need to provide init(coder...) since every UI element can be instantiate from Storyboard. But you can leave it with default super call, since you won't use it.



                Another option is to use static method in ViewController from the post in beginning of your question. But in fact it also assigns variables after ViewController's initialisation.



                So no DI through initialisers for now. I would suggest to use separate struct for all the data which need to be injected in VC. This struct will have all the necessary fields so you won't miss any of them. And you typical flow will be:



                1. Instantiate VC from Storyboard

                2. Instantiate Data struct

                3. Assign data to VC's var data: Data!

                4. Use all the injected variables from it






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