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I’d like to ship the app with a file already in the RestKit’s cache. How can that be done?
Alternatively, is it possible with RestKit to deserialize a json file from the app bundle?
Are you using CoreData in your App?
If so you want to look at the the
RKManagedObjectSeeder, which allows you to use jSON text files to populate a seed database which can be shipped with your App.Alternatively, if not using CoreData, I think you can get it to read JSON text files on launch, but I haven’t needed that.
Have a look at the
RESTKitTwitter example that comes withRESTKit, as I believe it has what you need in there.