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Mike Riley updated THRIFT-3041:
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Attachment: async-clients.diff
> Generate asynchronous clients for Cocoa
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> Key: THRIFT-3041
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/THRIFT-3041
> Project: Thrift
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Cocoa - Compiler, Cocoa - Library
> Reporter: Mike Riley
> Attachments: async-clients.diff
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> I've been using thrift on a decent variety of iOS projects for the last ~4
> years. Every time I set a new project up, I invariably end up inventing some
> way to invoke thrift RPC calls via Objective-C block syntax. I usually end
> up ripping apart the generated classes by declaring their private methods,
> and then writing a bunch of boilerplate all so that I can avoid using the
> provided HTTP client, which makes synchronous requests.
> This is a decent stab at letting the generator take care of this problem for
> me, and everyone else. It ended up being pretty heavy handed with
> t_cocoa_generator.cc, but I've spent a while testing this and am pretty
> confident I managed to avoid breaking anything. I realize this is a large
> change, so I've put up the sandbox I was using to test on github if that
> makes it easier to review. If you want the tl;dr; about what practical
> changes this has on generated sources:
> https://github.com/yelirekim/thrift-cocoa-love/blob/master/thrift-cocoa-love/ViewController.m
> https://github.com/yelirekim/thrift-cocoa-love/blob/master/gen-cocoa/asdf.h
> I'd welcome feedback or proposed modifications if this approach isn't quite
> right.
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