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Automate CloudKit tests with cktool and declarative schema
It's never been easier to test your CloudKit containers. We'll introduce you to cktool, a command-line utility that makes quick work of CloudKit configuration, and learn about the new schema language that allows you to rapidly prototype and evolve containers. We'll also show you how to combine these tools and configure your containers before running tests in Xcode.
To get the most out of this session, we recommend being familiar with CloudKit and its development and production environments, as well as a basic understanding of record and data types.Ressources
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3:27 - cktool: Save tokens, get teams
xcrun cktool save-token --type management xcrun cktool save-token --type user xcrun cktool get-teams -
3:45 - cktool: Export schema
xcrun cktool export-schema \ --team-id XYZ1234567 \ --container-id iCloud.com.WWDC21.Example \ --environment development \ --output-file schema.ckdb -
4:07 - cktool: Create record
xcrun cktool create-record \ --team-id XYZ1234567 \ --container-id iCloud.com.WWDC21.Example \ --environment development \ --database-type public \ --record-type Book \ --fields-json '{ "title": { "type": "stringType", "value": "Treasure Island" }, "pageCount": { "type": "int64Type", "value": 304 } }' -
5:05 - cktool: Test pre-action script
xcrun cktool reset-schema \ --team-id XYZ1234567 \ --container-id iCloud.com.WWDC21.Example xcrun cktool import-schema \ --team-id XYZ1234567 \ --container-id iCloud.com.WWDC21.Example \ --environment development \ --file $PROJECT_DIR/Example/CloudKitSchema.ckdb xcrun cktool create-record \ --team-id XYZ1234567 \ --container-id iCloud.com.WWDC21.Example \ --environment development \ --database-type public \ --record-type Book \ --fields-json '{ "title": { "type": "stringType", "value": "Great Expectations" }, "pageCount": { "type": "int64Type", "value": 544 }, "description": { "type": "stringType", "value": "Depiction of the education of an orphan nicknamed Pip" }, "publishedOn": { "type": "timestampType", "value": "1860-12-01T03:23:07.415Z" }, "reviewStatus": { "type": "int64Type", "value": 1 } }' -
5:51 - Schema language file: Example
DEFINE SCHEMA RECORD TYPE Book ( "___createTime" TIMESTAMP, "___createdBy" REFERENCE, "___etag" STRING, "___modTime" TIMESTAMP, "___modifiedBy" REFERENCE, "___recordID" REFERENCE QUERYABLE, description STRING, pageCount INT64, publishedOn TIMESTAMP, reviewStatus INT64, // A single-line comment, for humans title STRING QUERYABLE, GRANT WRITE TO "_creator", GRANT CREATE TO "_icloud", GRANT READ TO "_world" );
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