Reputation: 540
For example, I need to store info for current user of the app and I would like that info to stored in Realm (similarly to usersdefault, but with some big files). Is it the same as just create a current user singleton in Realm? What is the best practice to achieve that?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 241
Reputation: 4120
You could always just create a single user object, or have an isActive
property on your user class.
Doing [User allObjectsInRealm:realm].firstObject
should then let you fetch the user (presuming you go the single user object route).
Upvotes: 2