// Database seeding is configured as a copied target of the main application. There are only two differences
// between the main application target and the 'Generate Seed Database' target:
// 1) RESTKIT_GENERATE_SEED_DB is defined in the 'Preprocessor Macros' section of the build setting for the target
// This is what triggers the conditional compilation to cause the seed database to be built
// 2) Source JSON files are added to the 'Generate Seed Database' target to be copied into the bundle. This is required
// so that the object seeder can find the files when run in the simulator.
#ifdef RESTKIT_GENERATE_SEED_DB
RKLogConfigureByName("RestKit/ObjectMapping", RKLogLevelInfo);
RKLogConfigureByName("RestKit/CoreData", RKLogLevelTrace);
RKManagedObjectSeeder *seeder = [RKManagedObjectSeeder objectSeederWithObjectManager:objectManager];
// Seed the database with instances of RKTStatus from a snapshot of the RestKit Twitter timeline
[seeder seedObjectsFromFile:@"restkit.json" withObjectMapping:statusMapping];
// Seed the database with RKTUser objects. The class will be inferred via element registration
[seeder seedObjectsFromFiles:@"users.json", nil];
// Finalize the seeding operation and output a helpful informational message
[seeder finalizeSeedingAndExit];
// NOTE: If all of your mapped objects use keyPath -> objectMapping registration, you can perform seeding in one line of code:
// [RKManagedObjectSeeder generateSeedDatabaseWithObjectManager:objectManager fromFiles:@"users.json", nil];
#endif
