An example project that exposes the usage of Core Data to create Entities and to persist to a SQLite Datastore
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Hello,
I use the Core Data example for an Swift 4 sport app with several entities (contact, workout plan, technics ...). What I miss is the possibility (or maybe I do not know the way how) to store only once, (like a setup menu).
If I understand the design correct, you touch on a tableviewitem and with its ID the corresponding view/dataset will be invoke. (Which has everytime the same structure).
How is the way to click only on a button and to get everytime the same dataset?
Thanks for the help,
Best regards,
Martin