How to determine whether weak self is required or not.

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Does exclude source file names works for folders with sub folders

Bundle was the problem. Default bundle is Bundle.main which is App's bundle not the framework bundle. Passing the frameworks bundle fixed the issue. I used Bundle(identifier:) to get the framework's bundle. So the method will look like below. NSLocalizedString("string_key", bundle: Bundle(identifier: "com.framework.bundle") ?? Bundle.main, comment: "Actual String")

Yes, comment parameter is for the development purpose. In the app UI, I see text as "string_key" Localizable.Strings contents will look like below */    Localizable.strings */ "string_key" = "username"; "string_key1" = "password"; "string_key2" = "login";**

Ok, what is the best practice other than async/wait as I have to implement before this fall.

Are you saying using semaphores to wait until download is complete a bad practice? If so, can you suggest a good practice?

Yes.

This is how I ended up.     var score = "1"     func A () {}          func B () {         // score will get updated frequently         let scoreModal =  ScoreUIViewModel()         let scoreUI: ScoreUI = ScoreUI(showModal: .constant(true), scoreUIViewModel: scoreModal)         DispatchQueue.main.async {             scoreUI.displayScoreUI()         }        // score getting updated from another class         scoreModal.score = score // score getting updated from another class         score  = "2"         scoreModal.score = "2" // score getting updated from another class         score  = "3"         scoreModal.score = "3" // score getting updated from another class        score  = "4"         scoreModal.score = "4"      .......              } } import SwiftUI class ScoreUIViewModel: Observable {     @Published score: String } struct ScoreUI: View {     @State var scoreUIViewModel: ScoreUIViewModel     func displayScoreUI() {         let hostController = UIHostingController(rootView: ScoreUI())         hostController = .overCurrentContext         topViewController()!.present(hostController, animated: true, completion: nil)     }.environmentObject(scoreUIViewModel)      } struct ScoreText: View {     @EnvironmentObject var scoreUIViewModel: ScoreUIViewModel     Text(score).foregroundColor(.green) }

let swiftUIController = UIHostingController(rootView: ContentView(showModal: .constant(true))) rootController()!.present(swiftUIController, animated: true, completion: nil) Above code works but not sure whether its a best practice.

Thank you. Is there any other transfer encoding recommended so that I can get content-length?

I am facing similar issue.... Error: underlyingError: Optional(Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=3840 "Invalid value around character 0." UserInfo={NSDebugDescription=Invalid value around character 0.} Question I know that using using JSONDecoder we can convert the downloaded JSON data into class/struct object. Is there a way to do the same for raw data(NSData)/octect. Since downloaded is not a json, I am getting error. I have class like this Code public struct FileData: Codable{ public var data: Data? public init (data: Data? = nil){ self.data = data } } Is there a way to assign the downloaded data to FileData().data via decoding extension Data { func decode() -> Result<T, Error> where T: Codable { do { let decoder = JSONDecoder() let object: T = try decoder.decode(T.self, from: self)  return Result.success(object) } catch { return Result.failure(error) } } Expectation: Here T is FileData. I using REST Get api to download(octet stream) a file data and want to set it to FileData().data. It seems like raw data can't be Codable? Is that true? If so, I think I need to manually assign the downloaded data to FileData().data

How to achieve via codable?

Ok, Is there any way to assign the downloaded to the instance variable of a class via Codable?

Ok, Is. there a way to assign the downloaded data to the instance variable of a class via Codable?