JSPatch Convertor is a tool that converts Objective-C code to JSPatch script automatically.
( What's JSPatch? )
Check out http://bang590.github.io/JSPatchConvertor
Please use Chrome or Safari.
Advice: You can also download Mac Application:Click: https://github.com/DevSonw/JSPatchConvertor/blob/gh-pages/JSPatchConvertor.zip
The Objective-C syntax below is supported to convert：
- (void)requestUrl:(NSString *)url param:(NSDictionary *)dict {}
requestUrl_param: function(url, dict) {}
[[JPRequest alloc] initWithUrl:url param:dict];
JPRequest.alloc().initWithUrl_param(url, dict);
[JPRquest handleCallback:^(id data, NSError *err) {}];
JPRquest.handleCallback(block('id,NSError*', function(data, err) {}));
NSString *str = @"content";
self.handler.successBlock(data); self.handler.data = [[JPData alloc] init];
self.handler().successBlock()(data); self.handler().setData(JPData.alloc().init());NSString / NSArray / nil ...
NSDictionary *dict = nil;
dict = @{
@"arr": @[@(1), @"2"]
};
var dict = null;
dict = {
"arr": [(1), "2"]
};
JSPatch Convertor didn't support the Objective-C / C syntax below, you should modify it manually after converted:
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