DevKit

DevKit is a component of the Wandkit framework that provides development functionalities such as keeping the screen active, auto-connecting to the environment, and remote logging. It is specifically designed to work with the Nativeblocks Studio environment.

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DevKit

public final class DevKit: Wandkit

Inheritance

Wandkit

Builder

DevKit uses the Builder pattern for configuration. Initialize using DevKit.Builder().

public class Builder {
    public func keepScreenOn() -> Builder
    public func autoConnect() -> Builder
    public func enableLogging() -> Builder
    public func build() -> DevKit
}

Builder Methods

keepScreenOn()

Enables the keep screen on feature. When enabled, the device screen will stay on and won't auto-lock.

public func keepScreenOn() -> Builder

Returns: The builder instance for method chaining.

autoConnect()

Enables automatic connection to the development environment. When enabled, the SDK will automatically connect to Nativeblocks Studio on startup.

public func autoConnect() -> Builder

Returns: The builder instance for method chaining.

enableLogging()

Enables remote logging to Nativeblocks Studio. When enabled, application logs will be sent to Studio for debugging.

public func enableLogging() -> Builder

Returns: The builder instance for method chaining.

build()

Builds and returns the configured DevKit instance.

public func build() -> DevKit

Returns: A new DevKit instance with the configured options.

destroy()

Destroys the DevKit instance and cleans up resources.

public func destroy()

Note: If keepScreenOn is enabled, the screen lock will be re-enabled.

Sample Usage

import Foundation
import Nativeblocks
import NativeblocksWandkit

NativeblocksManager.initialize()

#if DEBUG
let devKit = DevKit.Builder()
    .keepScreenOn()
    .autoConnect()
    .enableLogging()
    .build()

NativeblocksManager.getInstance().wandKit(devKit)
#endif