nsbundle

In Objective C whenever I had to access the test bundle I would call [NSBundle bundleForClass:[ClassInTestTarget class]]; bundleForClass is not available in Swift, so how do I access the test bundle? The reason I need this is that in order to write tests for a framework I'm working on I have to use an in memory core data stack. Initially all resources were included in both main target and test target, but then I moved all these test helpers to test target only, and now the code below is returning nil which fails all my tests let modelURL = NSBundle.mainBundle().URLForResource("Model",

I'm trying to migrate a specific part of one of my apps into a framework so that I can use it in my app itself and in one of those fancy new iOS 8 widgets. This part is the one that handles all my data in Core Data. It's pretty straight forward to move everything over and to access it. I'm just having trouble accessing my momd file in there. When creating the NSManagedObjectModel I still try to load the momd as illustrated in Apple's code templates: NSURL *modelURL = [[NSBundle mainBundle] URLForResource:@"MyApp" withExtension:@"momd"]; __managedObjectModel = [[NSManagedObjectModel alloc]

I have created a mini translation from English words to Spanish words. I would like to use the englishArray.plist instead of my englishArray = ["the cat"] How can I create this? I have also used a localizable.strings to retrieve the value "the cat" for "el gato" but I would like to retrieve this from englishArray.plist I started off with this but not sure if I'm on the right path let path = NSBundle.mainBundle().pathForResource("englishArray", ofType: "plist") let plistEnglishArray = NSArray(contentsOfFile: path!) Here is the rest of my code: var englishArray: [String] = ["rainbow", "boots",

I'm making an app that makes use of a framework that I'm creating. The framework contains storyboards but in some cases the project making use of the framework will need to override the storyboard by providing a new one. So my goal is to check if a storyboard with a given name exists in [NSBundle mainBundle] , if not then I will get the base version from my framework. I have tried getting the storyboard from the main bundle and checking for the result being nil but it throws an exception if it can't find it. So I then tried to catch the exception and then load the storyboard from the framework

I need to retrieve the URL of a resource contained in my Xcode project through a path that begins in the project's directory (aka mainBundle) So if my specified path if ./snd/archer/acknowledge1.wav, I need to create a URL from that. I know I can use NSURL(fileURLWithPath:) for system directories, but I don't know how to do this directly from the bundle. Wain You would use one of the bundle resourse URL methods [[NSBundle mainBundle] URLForResource:@"acknowledge1" withExtension:@"wav" subdirectory:@"snd/archer"]; NSBundle.mainBundle().URLForResource("acknowledge1", withExtension:"wav"

I have a bunch of directories and files in my app, for instance images/misc/mainmenu_background. . I'm running the following code in the "iPad Simulator 3.2": NSString *images = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"images" ofType:nil]; NSString *images_misc = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"images/misc" ofType:nil]; NSString *images_misc_file = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:@"images/misc/mainmenu_background.png" ofType:nil]; After this call, images contains the path /Users/wic/Library/Application Support/iPhone Simulator/3.2/Applications/8F67150B-71E6-4735-8CC6

On the face of it, this seems a very simple problem but for some reason I can't quite get it to work. I have a magazine-style app that downloads the data for each issue in the form of a zipped bundle. Once downloaded, and unpacked, the app successfully accesses the various files contained within the bundle as expected. These include JSON, PNG, JPG, video and so on. However, I also included a XIB file that contains the physical layout of the content in a series of UIViews and it is this file that I cannot use. The file is present but when I try and load it using: UIViewController *controller =