cloudkit

I am new to CloudKit and I am having trouble connecting the assets in my database to the ImageView and TextView in my app. In my CloudKit database, under record types, I created a record named "Companies". I then went to Public Data->Default Zone and then created a new instance of the record called "myCompany". In "myCompany" I have two assets, an image and a .txt file. I want to connect those assets to my app. I am not sure if I need to use CKQuery or what is the best approach. Any advice would be much appreciated. Below is what I have so far. Feel free to give feedback of what I have or if

Would I be correct in assuming that a user of my iOS app that uses CloudKit would not need to pay a monthly fee to Apple to use my CloudKit app? Apple just changed from annual to monthly for anything above 5GB for iCloud... or is it unrelated? I've been hunting around Apples development site and I cannot seem to find a reference for who gets charged a fee for use of CloudKit. WWDC made brief reference that there is a limit that can be reached and it seemed like they were indicating that the developer would have to pay Apple if their user base exceeded a certain point. If that's the case, a

Hi to all the CloudKit users: I had a horrible time trying to find out why CKDatabaseOperation wouldn't give any feedback. No errors, no callbacks when saving CKRecords on cellular. Could you please let me know what is your opinion regarding this? Someone in the Developer Forums of Apple found a solution: https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/20047 the magic happens when setting qualityOfService = .UserInitiated Example: let publicDB = CKContainer.defaultContainer().publicCloudDatabase let operation = CKModifyRecordsOperation(recordsToSave: [aRecord], recordIDsToDelete: nil) operation

I am running into the issue of what to do when a user does a delete, for example, while offline? I was considering using an addedQueue, modifiedQueue, and deletedQueue, and persisting them using NSCoding and NSKeyedArchiver . Maybe I would use a Set or a Dictionary. Then I would iterate over them in the background or once every app launch, and remove from them on success. Does that sound reasonable? Does anyone have experience with this problem they can share? I've done quite a bit of searching for answers, including watching all the CloudKit WWDC talks. I am storing all of my data locally

I am using the following CKNotification Info and this seems to work fine: CKNotificationInfo *note = [[CKNotificationInfo alloc] init]; note.alertBody = @"Something Happened"; note.shouldBadge = NO; note.shouldSendContentAvailable = NO; When something changes on an iOS device, my Mac app receives a Push notification based on a subscription with this notification. However, didReceiveRemoteNotification is never called so I can't process the event. I need to be able to refresh and fetch new changes. How do I do that? Calling registerForRemoteNotificationTypes: and implementing

I've just create a project in Xcode 9 beta 6 and add this code: let privateDB = CKContainer.default().privateCloudDatabase let greatID = CKRecordID(recordName: "GreatPlace") let place = CKRecord(recordType: "Place", recordID: greatID) privateDB.save(place) { (record, error) in if error != nil { let er = (error as! CKError).errorUserInfo print("Error: \n") print("CKErrorDescription: \(er["CKErrorDescription"]!)\n") print("ContainerID: \(er["ContainerID"]!)\n") print("NSDebugDescription: \(er["NSDebugDescription"]!)\n") print("NSUnderlyingError: \(er["NSUnderlyingError"]!)\n") print(