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List IDs are used to link a source list with an actual source. Each list entry has a unique ID that a user can compare with a source to see if it's legitimate. Source IDs are just identifiers for sources. Not sure what to do with these yet but they may be useful for the future. Signed-off-by: kingbri <bdashore3@gmail.com>
34 lines
776 B
Swift
34 lines
776 B
Swift
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// Source+CoreDataProperties.swift
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// Ferrite
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//
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// Created by Brian Dashore on 8/3/22.
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//
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//
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import Foundation
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import CoreData
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extension Source {
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@nonobjc public class func fetchRequest() -> NSFetchRequest<Source> {
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return NSFetchRequest<Source>(entityName: "Source")
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}
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@NSManaged public var id: UUID
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@NSManaged public var baseUrl: String
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@NSManaged public var enabled: Bool
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@NSManaged public var name: String
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@NSManaged public var author: String
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@NSManaged public var listId: UUID?
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@NSManaged public var preferredParser: Int16
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@NSManaged public var version: Int16
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@NSManaged public var htmlParser: SourceHtmlParser?
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@NSManaged public var rssParser: SourceRssParser?
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}
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extension Source : Identifiable {
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}
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