Well tested Grand Central Dispatch (GCD) Timer in Swift. Checkout the test file.
import GCDTimer
class Demo {
init() {
let timer = GCDTimer(intervalInSecs: 20)
timer.Event = {
println("Hello World")
// Send some data to the server
}
timer.start()
//Don't forget to pause the timer in the AppDelegate:applicationWillResignActive(application: UIApplication) method.
}
}import GCDTimer
class Demo {
init() {
let timer = GCDTimer(intervalInSecs: 2)
timer.Event = {
timer.pause()
//Process after finishing the timer
}
timer.start()
}
}var index = 0
GCDTimer.delay(2) {
index += 1
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