I have a complicated core data icloudkit requirement for my app

@emmychen

Apr '20

The app requires two cloud containers

1st one (iCloud.com.mycompany.students) will be shared with my other apps. The database can be a private database. which I plan to use core data + icloudkit (NSPersistentCloudKitContainer)

2nd icloud container (iCloud.com.mycompany.content) which will be only used by one app, it has two databases (the public and the private database share the same schema) public database includes the built in content I plan to use regular icloudkit to access the data private database includes the user created content which I plan to use NSPersistentCloudkitCountainer)

So do I need three database containers with two different icloud container identifiers ?

Do I need to create two models one to manage the students and another one is to manage user created content?

How can I creat the store description for coredata icloudkit to access the different database containers?

I am new to swift and cloudkit and core data.

Thanks

@Drag0ndust

Apr '20

I'm struggling with it myself at the moment.
I've found a useful post explaining Cloudkit with a demo project:
Rambo.codes: Cloudkit 101

Maybe it helps you

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