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Swift Version of getting the Device information... Tuple based.. provides Device type, description and optional version number
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| public class Diagnostics : NSObject { | |
| //MARK: Device Platform | |
| /** A String value of the device platform information */ | |
| private class var platform: String { | |
| // Declare an array that can hold the bytes required to store `utsname`, initilized | |
| // with zeros. We do this to get a chunk of memory that is freed upon return of | |
| // the method | |
| var sysInfo: [CChar] = Array(count: sizeof(utsname), repeatedValue: 0) | |
| // We need to get to the underlying memory of the array: | |
| let machine = sysInfo.withUnsafeMutableBufferPointer { | |
| (inout ptr: UnsafeMutableBufferPointer<CChar>) -> String in | |
| // Call uname and let it write into the memory Swift allocated for the array | |
| uname(UnsafeMutablePointer<utsname>(ptr.baseAddress)) | |
| // Now here is the ugly part: `machine` is the 5th member of `utsname` and | |
| // each member member is `_SYS_NAMELEN` sized. We skip the the first 4 members | |
| // of the struct which will land us at the memory address of the `machine` | |
| // member | |
| let machinePtr = advance(ptr.baseAddress, Int(_SYS_NAMELEN * 4)) | |
| // Create a Swift string from the C string | |
| return String.fromCString(machinePtr)! | |
| } | |
| return machine | |
| } | |
| /** | |
| Provides platform specific information for the current device | |
| :returns: device A string of the Device type. iPhone, iPad, iPod | |
| :returns: desciption A string of the Device types full description.. Verizon iPhone 4 | |
| :returns: number An optional Int value of the device.. 6 - for iPhone 6 or 6 Plus | |
| */ | |
| class func platformString() -> (device: String, desciption: String, number: Int?) { | |
| //will keep it simple here.. | |
| switch platform { | |
| case "x86_64", "i386": | |
| return ("Simulator", "Simulator", nil) | |
| //iPhones | |
| case "iPhone1,1": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 1G", nil) | |
| case "iPhone1,2": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 3G", nil) | |
| case "iPhone2,1": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 3G3", nil) | |
| //iPhone 4's | |
| case "iPhone3,1": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 4", 4) | |
| case "iPhone3,3": return ("iPhone", "Verizon iPhone 4", 4) | |
| case "iPhone4,1": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 4S", 4) | |
| //iPhone 5's | |
| case "iPhone5,1": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 5 (GSM)", 5) | |
| case "iPhone5,2": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 5 (GSM+CDMA)", 5) | |
| case "iPhone5,3": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 5c GSM)", 5) | |
| case "iPhone5,4": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 5c (Global)", 5) | |
| case "iPhone6,1": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 5s (GSM)", 5) | |
| case "iPhone6,2": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 5s (Global)", 5) | |
| //iPhone 6's | |
| case "iPhone7,1": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 6 Plus", 6) | |
| case "iPhone7,2": return ("iPhone", "iPhone 6", 6) | |
| //iPods | |
| case "iPod1,1": return ("iPod", "iPod Touch 1G", nil) | |
| case "iPod2,1": return ("iPod", "iPod Touch 2G", nil) | |
| case "iPod3,1": return ("iPod", "iPod Touch 3G", nil) | |
| case "iPod4,1": return ("iPod", "iPod Touch 4G", nil) | |
| case "iPod5,1": return ("iPod", "iPod Touch 5G", nil) | |
| //iPads | |
| case "iPad1,1": return ("iPad", "iPad", nil) | |
| //iPad 2's | |
| case "iPad2,1": return ("iPad", "iPad 2 (WiFi)", 2) | |
| case "iPad2,2": return ("iPad", "iPad 2 (GSM)", 2) | |
| case "iPad2,3": return ("iPad", "iPad 2 (CDMA)", 2) | |
| case "iPad2,4": return ("iPad", "iPad 2", 2) | |
| //iPad 3's | |
| case "iPad3,1": return ("iPad", "iPad 3 (WiFi)", 3) | |
| case "iPad3,2": return ("iPad", "iPad 3 (CDMA)", 3) | |
| case "iPad3,3": return ("iPad", "iPad 3 (GSM)", 3) | |
| //iPad 4's | |
| case "iPad3,4": return ("iPad", "iPad 4 (WiFi)", 4) | |
| case "iPad3,5": return ("iPad", "iPad 4 (GSM)", 4) | |
| case "iPad3,6": return ("iPad", "iPad 4 (Global)", 4) | |
| //iPad Airs | |
| case "iPad4,1": return ("iPad", "iPad Air (WiFi)", nil) | |
| case "iPad4,2": return ("iPad", "iPad Air (Cellular)", nil) | |
| //iPad Mini's | |
| case "iPad2,5": return ("iPad", "iPad Mini (WiFi)", nil) | |
| case "iPad2,6": return ("iPad", "iPad Mini (GSM)", nil) | |
| case "iPad2,7": return ("iPad", "iPad Mini (Global)", nil) | |
| case "iPad4,4": return ("iPad", "iPad Mini Retina (WiFi)", nil) | |
| case "iPad4,5": return ("iPad", "iPad Mini Retina (Cellular)", nil) | |
| //AppleTV | |
| case "AppleTV2,1": return ("AppleTV", "AppleTV 2", 2) | |
| case "AppleTV3,1": return ("AppleTV", "AppleTV 3", 3) | |
| case "AppleTV3,2": return ("AppleTV", "AppleTV 3", 3) | |
| default: | |
| return ("unknown", "unknown", nil) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| } |
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There is a way to detect device in simulator?
I Don't have all the phisical devices to make tests..