Andrew Bancroft • 4/16/2017

Creating the Core Data Stack with Backwards Compatibility in Swift

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This article explains how to manually create a Core Data stack in Swift for apps that need to support iOS versions earlier than iOS 10, where NSPersistentContainer is unavailable. It breaks down the process into three steps: initializing NSManagedObjectModel, configuring NSPersistentStoreCoordinator, and creating NSManagedObjectContext. The goal is to obtain an NSManagedObjectContext instance for fetch requests and NSFetchedResultsController. Includes code examples for setting up a SQLite persistent store.

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